.gov.ve domains list

What is .gov.ve TLD

The .gov.ve TLD identifies government-operated namespaces within Venezuela’s .ve country-code domain, used for authentic public-sector communication and services. In our global index, we distinguish between .gov.ve domains registered and .gov.ve websites that are actually live, enabling a clearer view of operational footprint. We currently observe 426 active .gov.ve domains and 20 live .gov.ve websites, with activity seen across 4 countries when considering hosting and network distribution. These signals help us profile institutional presence, service exposure, and dependency on third-party infrastructure. By correlating DNS, certificate issuance, and response data, we surface verified entities and detect dormant or transitional records. Download the .gov.ve dataset from webatla.

History and key features of .gov.ve TLD

The .gov.ve space emerged alongside the maturation of the .ve registry in the 1990s as a restricted, eligibility-checked namespace for official bodies. Compared with open second-level zones, .gov.ve domains show lower churn and a higher proportion of validated ownership, while .gov.ve websites often consolidate on shared government platforms. Recent registration flow is minimal: we recorded 0 new registrations last week and 0 in December 2025 overall last month, reflecting stability rather than growth. Operationally, 20 domains have DNS records, a useful proxy for maintainers planning migrations or consolidations. We correlate these features to map service lifecycles, deprecations, and resilience patterns across administrations. Get historical and current .gov.ve records from webatla.

Why and who choose the .gov.ve domain

Public administrations – ministries, agencies, and municipal governments – choose .gov.ve for trust, statutory alignment, and predictable naming. For analysts, the contrast between .gov.ve domains and .gov.ve websites informs service readiness and citizen reach: from 426 registered names, only 20 are live, while 20 resolve via DNS, indicating operational intent even when web content is absent. Cross-border hosting and network arrangements mean we see usage signals in 4 countries, helpful for assessing jurisdictional exposure and vendor reliance. With additions muted – 0 last week and 0 in December 2025 – continuity and maintenance dominate the picture we observe. Download curated .gov.ve domain lists from webatla.