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Virtual Office

A virtual office is a professional business address with associated services such as mail receipt, mail forwarding and telephone service, without the need to permanently rent a physical office space. It combines the advantages of a representative address with maximum flexibility.

Explanation

A virtual office enables companies to use a registered business address in a premium location without bearing the cost of a conventional office. The range of services typically includes use of the address for the commercial register and imprint, daily mail receipt, optional mail forwarding or scan service, and a company nameplate at the location. Many providers complement the offering with telephone service, meeting rooms and coworking workspaces. A virtual office is not a shell company but a genuine physical address with real services.

Why does this matter?

For founders, remote workers and international companies, a virtual office offers entry into the Austrian market without high fixed costs. The representative address strengthens the trust of customers and business partners, while the flexibility of location-independent work is retained.

Relation to postservice.at

postservice.at is a virtual office provider with a location in 1010 Vienna. The services include a registered business address, daily incoming post, scan service, mail forwarding, telephone service and access to coworking workspaces and meeting rooms.

Frequently asked questions

Is a virtual office the same as a shell company?

No. A virtual office offers a genuine physical address with real services such as mail receipt and a company nameplate. A shell company, by contrast, exists only on paper. postservice.at is an actual business address with daily mail service.

Which legal forms is a virtual office suitable for?

A virtual office is suitable for all legal forms: GmbH, sole proprietorship, OG, KG, AG and associations. The address is recognised for the commercial register entry and trade registration.

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