Following its launch on Monday 5 February, EURid has started augmenting its new public website with additional languages with plans to gradually add all the languages it supports in coming months. Apart from the five languages that always have been available, Swedish and Dutch will be the first new languages to be added as they represent large registrants groups, with other languages to follow soon after.

It should be noted that the addition of a language may take several days so there might be a period of delay between when a language first appears on the website and when it is available in its entirety. Pages not yet available in a particular language will be made available in English by default.