How long does a nameserver or DNS change take?
Usually from a few minutes to a few hours. In some cases up to 24–48 hours.
Why it is not instant
Internet providers keep the details of every domain in memory for a while, so that they can answer quickly. Until they refresh them, some visitors still get the old ones. That is why, during that time, you may see the new website while somebody else sees the old one.
What you can do
1. Wait. There is no way to speed it up for everybody.
2. Try from another connection (for example your phone's mobile data) to see whether the change has arrived.
3. Close your browser and open it again.
Do not make a second change during that time "to fix it": the waiting starts again from the beginning.
If the domain still points to the old place after 48 hours, open a support ticket.
Why it is not instant
Internet providers keep the details of every domain in memory for a while, so that they can answer quickly. Until they refresh them, some visitors still get the old ones. That is why, during that time, you may see the new website while somebody else sees the old one.
What you can do
1. Wait. There is no way to speed it up for everybody.
2. Try from another connection (for example your phone's mobile data) to see whether the change has arrived.
3. Close your browser and open it again.
Do not make a second change during that time "to fix it": the waiting starts again from the beginning.
If the domain still points to the old place after 48 hours, open a support ticket.
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