The official domain extension for Peru is .PE.

Registering this domain extension is a recommended strategic move for those companies with interests in Peru or that are looking to protect their trademark within the country.

Peru is a presidential republic located in western South America, and it was the cradle of some of the most ancient and important cultures in Pre-Columbian America, including the Inca. It is bordered to the north by Colombia and Ecuador, to the east by Bolivia and Brazil and to the south by Chile; to the west, it lies on the Pacific Ocean. It is divided administratively into 25 regions and the province of Lima.

Peru‘s elongated territory covers a total of 1,285,220 km², making it the third largest South American country after Brazil and Argentina. It sits between the Pacific Ocean and the Amazon Basin, and is made up of three distinct geographical regions: the coastline, predominantly dry and rocky; the Sierra, with high Andean peaks often rising above 6,000 m; and the Selva, a vast lowland area of rainforest, through which run the tributaries of the Amazon River. The country’s multiethnic population numbers a total of 29,076,512. Like all of the major urban settlements, the capital Lima is situated on the coast.

The official domain extension for Paraguay is .PY.
Currently, it is not possible to register a domain name directly with this extension. However, for those companies with interests in Paraguay, or that are looking to protect their trademark within the country, it is possible to register domain names with other, official, second level extensions.
Paraguay, officially the Republic of Paraguay, is a presidential republic located in the middle of South America. It is bordered to the north and north west by Bolivia, to the east by Brazil and to the south, south east and west by Argentina.
Paraguay is a landlocked country and it covers a total area of 406.752 km². It can be divided into two main regions, separated by the River Paraguay: Eastern Paraguay, with grassy plains and hills never over 500 m; and Western Paraguay, or Gran Chaco, with low-lying marshes, rich with vegetation, below 200 m. The population numbers 6,561,748, of whom the large majority lives along the eastern coast, although there are some big urban centres, such as the capital Asunción, located along the banks of the river arteries Paraguay and Paranà.

The official languages are Spanish and Guarani, and the local currency is the Guaraní. The economy is heavily based on agriculture (soy, wheat, sunflowers, sugar cane and corn) and livestock farming.

The official domain extension for the Falkland Islands is .FK.
Domain name registration with this extension is available exclusively for businesses registered and operating in the Falkland Islands.
The Falkland Islands are a British overseas territory located in the Atlantic Ocean. The archipelago consists of two large islands, East Falklands and West Falklands, and around 200 islets and rocks.
It covers a total area of 12,173 km² and has a population of 3,000. The landscape is made up of mountainous and hilly areas (the highest point is on Mount Adam, at 698 m), lowland coastal plains and swamps. The climate is cool and humid, with strong winds that prevent the growth of bushes.
The capital is Stanley and the local currency is the Falkland Islands Pound. The local economy is based on fishing and livestock farming.
The official language is English.

The official domain extension for French Guiana is .GF.

Registering this domain extension is a recommended strategic move for those companies with interests in French Guiana or that are looking to protect their trademark within the country.

French Guiana is a French overseas department. It sits on the Atlantic Ocean to the north and is bordered to the south and east by Brazil, and to the west by Suriname.

French Guiana occupies a total area of 83,534 km² and has a population of 206,000. The landscape includes vast, inland swamps, inhabited by 4 different species of crocodile, including the much endangered black caiman. The climate is very humid. The regional capital is Cayenne and the local currency is the Euro. There is a European Space Agency site in the city of Kourou. Other main economic resources are fishing, livestock farming and gold mining. The official language is French.

The official domain extension for Chile is .CL.

Registering this domain extension is definitely a strategic move for those companies with interests in Chile or that are looking to protect their trademark within the country.

Chile, officially the Republic of Chile, is a presidential republic located in the extreme south west of South America; a narrow strip of land rarely exceeding 400 km in width, though running for 4,200 km in length. It is bordered to the north by Peru, to the east by Bolivia and Argentina, and to the south and west by the Pacific Ocean.

It covers a total area, including its islands in the Pacific, of 755,838 km², with a landscape made up of three geographically different regions: the cordilleras, which run down the eastern side of the country, with volcanic peaks reaching up to 6,000 m in central areas; the Central Valley, a longitudinal lowland 900 km long, at the feet of the Andes Mountains; and the coastal region, compact to the north in central areas but consisting of a labyrinth of fjords and islets, with canals and twisting peninsulas, that runs right down to the Tierra del Fuego archipelago. The country’s capital is Santiago, situated in the central region. The population is almost entirely of European descent, and numbers 17,113,688, according to 2010 estimates.

The official domain extension for Brazil is .BR.

Currently, it is not possible to register a domain name directly with this extension. However, for those companies with interests in Brazil, or that are looking to protect their trademark within the country, it is possible to register domain names with a series of other official, third-level extensions.

Brazil is a federal republic located in South America. It is bordered to the north by French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname and Venezuela, to the west by Peru and Bolivia, to the north west by Colombia, to the south east by Paraguay and Argentina and to the south by Uruguay. The Atlantic Ocean lies to the east.

Brazil covers a total area of 8,514,877 km², making it the fifth largest country in the world, and has a population of 193,946.886. The landscape is dominated by the Brazilian uplands, the Amazonian Basin and the Guiana Highlands. The largest and longest river is the Amazon, running for 6,280 km, 4,000 of which can be sailed even by large ships. Brazil’s climate is extremely variable: tropical weather to the north, with consistently high temperatures and abundant rainfall; milder weather along the coastal areas; and an equatorial, humid climate in the Amazon rainforest, making it one of the wettest places on earth. The capital of Brazil is Brasilia, and its currency is the Real.

For a long time, Brazil’s economy was based on the exploitation of natural resources: precious woods, gold and diamond deposits, and coffee and rubber plantations. In recent decades, however, there has been steady growth in the consumer goods industries: textiles; electrical engineering; production of electrical appliances; agriculture and food – especially sugar (of which Brazil is the biggest exporter in the world) and tobacco and fruit juice (of which it is the third biggest exporter). The official language is Portuguese.