.hr WHOIS Lookup
.hr is the country code extension of Croatia, run by the academic network CARNet. Each .hr WHOIS reply begins with a data protection notice before the record itself.
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.hr WHOIS Lookup: CARNet Records and the Notice
.hr is the country code extension of Croatia. It was delegated to the root zone on 27 February 1993, and its registry is CARNet, the Croatian Academic and Research Network. whois.dns.hr answers .hr queries on port 43. IANA records no RDAP endpoint for .hr, which leaves port 43 as the only route to its registration data. CARNet signs the .hr zone with DNSSEC.
Every reply opens with a notice citing the EU General Data Protection Regulation, applicable since 25 May 2018. It states that personal data of the domain holder and their contact persons is no longer publicly available through the domain search engine. In the google.hr record, fourteen fields follow, among them the registrar, the creation, update and expiry dates, the name servers and the holder lines. Stricter registries are covered in the .eu WHOIS lookup, whose holder block reads NOT DISCLOSED, and the .ch WHOIS lookup, whose server refuses public queries.
About the .hr extension
- Extension
- .hr
- WHOIS server
- whois.dns.hr
- RDAP endpoint
- This extension has no RDAP endpoint in the IANA bootstrap registry.
- Registry
- CARNet, the Croatian Academic and Research Network
- In the root zone since
- 27 February 1993
- Fields in the reply
- 14 (google.hr)
- Start of the reply
- GDPR notice with the address of a disclosure request form
- Expiry date label
- Registrar Registration Expiration Date
- Last checked
- 12 August 2026
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WHOIS FAQ
Why do some .hr domains show the owner and others do not?
CARNet's notice concerns personal data, so whether holder lines appear depends on who holds the .hr name. Company records can carry the holder's name, street, city, postal code and email; for google.hr they name Google Hrvatska d.o.o. in Zagreb. If a .hr name belongs to a private individual, do not expect to see those lines in WHOIS.
How can I request the owner data of a .hr domain?
You can ask the registry for a .hr holder's data with its Request form for personal data disclosure. The notice at the top of every .hr WHOIS reply gives the address of the form and says it is meant for anyone with a legitimate reason to receive the holder's data. Without such a reason, the data of a private .hr holder stays out of public view.
Where is the expiry date in a .hr WHOIS record?
The expiry date of a .hr domain sits on the line labelled Registrar Registration Expiration Date; there is no Registry Expiry Date line as in .com records. Tools that look only for the registry label therefore leave the date blank. All .hr dates carry a time and are given in UTC, so the creation of google.hr appears as 2011-09-20T22:00:00Z.
Which registrar manages a .hr domain, and how do I find it?
The Registrar line of a .hr WHOIS record names the company that manages the domain, which for google.hr is Sayber d.o.o. The Registrar WHOIS Server and Registrar URL fields in the same record point to whois.dns.hr, the registry's own server. To contact the registrar, search for the company by the name on the Registrar line.
Can I look up a .hr domain over RDAP?
No, IANA's bootstrap file lists no RDAP server for .hr, so RDAP clients have nowhere to send a .hr query. Since 28 January 2025 RDAP has been the authoritative source for generic extensions, but that change does not reach country code registries. CARNet still serves .hr data only through WHOIS on port 43, and a tool that relies on RDAP alone returns nothing for a .hr name.
Does .hr WHOIS show when a domain was last changed?
Yes, a .hr record carries an Updated Date line next to the creation date, showing when the entry was last changed. New name servers or corrected holder details move that date forward. A recent value tells you the record was edited lately, although WHOIS does not say what changed.