You can transfer domain registration from another registrar to Amazon Route 53, from one AWS account to another, or from Route 53 to another registrar. There is no cost for transferring domains from one AWS account to another.
This topics in this section cover the following topics related to transferring domains:
Transferring registration for a domain to Amazon Route 53
Learn the step-by-step procedure for transferring a domain from another registrar to Route 53, including prerequisites, authorization codes, and updating DNS settings.
Understand how transferring a domain affects the expiration date and the considerations for different top-level domains (TLDs).
Viewing the status of a domain transfer
Discover how to view the status of a domain transfer request and the meaning of different status codes during the transfer process.
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Find out how transferring a domain to Route 53 might affect the expiration date for the domain.
Transferring a domain to a different AWS account
Find out how to transfer a domain from one AWS account to another, including the roles and permissions required for initiating and accepting the transfer.
Learn about the optional step of migrating the hosted zone to the new account after the domain transfer.
Transferring a domain from Amazon Route 53 to another registrar
Understand the process of transferring a domain from Route 53 to another registrar, including obtaining the authorization code, updating DNS settings, and responding to confirmation emails.
Be aware of the considerations when transferring DNS service to another provider and the potential impact on Route 53-specific features like alias records and routing policies.
By following the information provided in the topics listed above, you can effectively transfer domains to and from Route 53, manage the transfer process, and ensure a smooth transition while maintaining proper DNS configuration and routing.
