.gov.tj domains list

What is .gov.tj TLD

.gov.tj is the governmental second‑level space within Tajikistan’s .tj country‑code domain, reserved for public institutions and state‑backed services. In practice, .gov.tj domains support official communication, public service portals, and regulatory publishing, while .gov.tj websites provide an authoritative endpoint citizens can trust. Eligibility and naming are typically policy‑constrained, ensuring consistency across ministries, agencies, and municipal bodies. From our index, we currently observe 6 active registrations, with 6 live properties and 6 resolving via DNS, reflecting a compact but functional footprint. Such signals help us profile uptime, technology stacks, and service availability across the namespace. Discover the details that matter – download .gov.tj domain datasets from webatla to explore the namespace.

History and key features of .gov.tj TLD

The .gov.tj TLD developed as part of the structured .tj hierarchy, providing a dedicated locus for official digital identity and records. Over time, registries have tended to enforce public‑sector eligibility and predictable naming, so .gov.tj domains map clearly to institutions, while .gov.tj websites emphasize continuity, compliance, and archival stability. In our latest crawl, we recorded 0 new registrations last week and 0 in November 2025, indicating a steady but low‑frequency growth pattern. Hosting and usage span 3 countries, reflecting cross‑border infrastructure and access requirements. We analyze certificate hygiene, response codes, and change velocity to benchmark risk and resilience across the zone. Download webatla’s historical .gov.tj datasets for deeper analysis.

Why and who choose the .gov.tj domain

Organizations choose .gov.tj to signal statutory authority, align with national governance, and centralize service delivery. Typical registrants include ministries, regulatory bodies, courts, and subnational administrations; diplomatic and multilateral presences may reference .gov.tj domains for coordination, while .gov.tj websites host advisories, registries, and transaction portals. Operationally, the footprint is compact yet complete: all observed records resolve – 6 of 6 – with 6 live endpoints informing technology and availability baselines. Such concentration aids monitoring, but also means each outage has outsized impact on users. We quantify stack choices, geolocation, and exposure to assess reliability and reach for decision‑makers. Download .gov.tj domain datasets from webatla and benchmark public-sector adoption.