Disclosure of information from the domain name register
The Swedish Internet Foundation maintains a register of assigned domain names under the top-level domain .se and the top-level domain .nu. Here you can read about how you request access to the information in the domain name register.

The domain name register contains information about domain name holders, such as name and contact details.
If a domain name is registered, information about the domain name is displayed during a search in The Swedish Internet Foundation’s search service. Due to the protection of personal data, some information about the domain name is hidden from the search result. The Swedish Internet Foundation is the data controller for the information in the domain name register and only shares the data from the register if there is a legal basis under the GDPR. The Swedish Internet Foundation is not a public authority and is therefore not subject to the principle of public access to information, and there is no general obligation under the Swedish Top-level Domains Act to disclose personal data to the public.
If you wish to contact the domain holder for technical or legal reasons, or if you would like to buy the domain name, you can use The Swedish Internet Foundation’s contact form. You will reach the contact form after a search on the domain name.
Under certain legislation, the Swedish Internet Foundation may be obliged to disclose information to third parties, such as public authorities or others who make a legally grounded and justified request.
In other cases, a legitimate interest is required to access the information in the register and it is then required that the information requested is necessary for the purpose relating to the legitimate interest. The Swedish Internet Foundation makes an assessment in each individual case where the interest in obtaining the information is balanced against the interest and the rights of the person whose personal information is requested. The balancing of interest may result in the requested information being disclosed, that only certain information is disclosed or that no information is disclosed. Since the Swedish Internet Foundation is not a public authority, the decision cannot be appealed.
Regarding information about the domain holder’s additional domain holdings, the Swedish Internet Foundation does not provide any such service and does not supply such lists.
If you wish to access information from the domain name register, use the form below. It is important that you specify what information the application refers to and why it is necessary that you obtain this information. The form is to be sent to utdrag@internetstiftelsen.se.