.mx

.mx is the country-code top-level domain for Mexico and is administered by Registry .MX, a division of NIC México. Direct second-level names such as example.mx are intended for any entity, making the namespace broadly available rather than limited to Mexican companies or residents.

The main value of .mx is geographic clarity. It can be a strong choice for businesses, services, organizations and projects whose market or identity is closely connected with Mexico. An international company may also use .mx for a Mexican-facing site while keeping a different domain for its global presence.

Registry .MX distinguishes direct .mx registrations from structured namespaces beneath it. For example, .gob.mx, .edu.mx and .net.mx have more specific purposes and requirements, while the registry describes .mx itself as directed to any entity. That distinction matters when comparing eligibility across Mexican domain options.

Standard .mx registration is therefore treated as open in VYR. Registrants must still provide the required contact data, comply with Registry .MX policies and respect reserved names, trademarks and other legal rights.