
Business infrastructure · Registered address
Virtual office for company registration
A virtual office provides a registered address and government mail handling without renting full workspace. Each authority decides whether to accept an address; we prepare the premises-right documents each one requires.
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Main steps
- Step 1
Check fit for your business
Service businesses without a storefront often suit a virtual office; activities that require real operating premises may not.
- Step 2
Choose a provider and review the contract
Confirm the provider can issue premises-right documents — a lease and consent letter — with details matching the registration.
- Step 3
Register the entity at the address
File the address with the Department of Business Development together with the premises documents the officer requires.
- Step 4
Consider VAT registration
The Revenue Department may request further documents or inspect the site for VAT registration; photos, a company sign and supporting papers help.
- Step 5
Manage government mail
Official letters arrive at the registered address, so a reliable receipt and forwarding process prevents missed deadlines.
What to know before using a virtual office
- Company registration and VAT registration are separate decisions — an address accepted for incorporation is not automatically accepted for VAT.
- The Revenue Department may inspect the site or request extra documents for virtual addresses; preparation reduces repeat requests.
- Banks treat virtual addresses differently when opening corporate accounts; ask your intended bank in advance.
- Licences that require real operating premises may not accept a virtual address; check each licence separately.
Entity registration fees follow the rates published by the Department of Business Development — check the latest schedule before filing. Our service fees are quoted separately.
Frequently asked questions
Can a virtual office address be registered?
Generally yes when the premises-right documents are complete, but acceptance is the officer's discretion and we do not guarantee the outcome.
Can I register VAT at a virtual address?
The Revenue Department decides separately and may inspect the site; prepare a company sign, photos and premises documents.
How does it differ from a real office lease?
A virtual office gives a registered address and mail handling without dedicated workspace — suitable for businesses that work elsewhere.
Can I open a bank account with this address?
Policies differ by bank; some request extra documents for virtual offices, so ask the bank before registering.
What if official mail is missed?
You could miss a deadline to respond to an authority, so choose a provider with a clear mail notification and forwarding process.
What does it cost?
It depends on the package and add-ons such as mail handling or meeting rooms; we quote after understanding your needs. We do not guarantee any authority's decision and have no refund policy.
Official sources
- กรมพัฒนาธุรกิจการค้า — การจดทะเบียนนิติบุคคล / DBD
- กรมสรรพากร — การจดทะเบียนภาษีมูลค่าเพิ่ม / Revenue Department
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We do not guarantee any authority's decision, and the company has no refund policy.
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