t.me is down.
Your link isn’t.

t.me — Telegram's official link-shortener domain — can be blocked by internet providers or temporarily unavailable. Telegram itself usually keeps working: it's the short-link domain that is unreachable, not the messenger. The same links keep opening through alternative domains such as telegram.dog.

Replace t.me with tme.bio in the address: for example, t.me/durov → tme.bio/durov. The link opens automatically via telegram.dog. No VPN or proxy required.

telegram.dog is an alternative short-link domain owned by Telegram. It works exactly like t.me and usually stays reachable when the main domain is blocked.

No. tme.bio is an independent redirect service and is not affiliated with Telegram Messenger Inc. We simply forward your request to the official telegram.dog domain. See the terms of use.

All t.me paths: channels, groups, posts, bots (including start parameters), invite links (+ and joinchat), stickers, custom emoji, themes, chat folders (addlist), share links and proxies. The path and query parameters are passed through unchanged.

Yes. A link like tme.bio/username opens for any recipient — in a browser, messenger or social network — and takes them to the right channel, chat or bot.

The service requires no registration and collects no personal data. The redirect is instant; only standard hosting logs remain on the server.

Make sure the Telegram app is installed. Try the web version at web.telegram.org or search for the @username inside the app. If telegram.dog is blocked too, a VPN or Telegram’s built-in proxies will help.