Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Virtual office & Business address in Denmark
A business address in Denmark costs from $68 a month and a full virtual office from $148. This catalogue lists 17 buildings across 4 cities — Copenhagen, Fredriksberg, Horsens among them — run by Regus, Spaces. Every address is a staffed building you can register a company at, not a PO box.
Found 17 offices
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Business address
Price for month: $ 68
Virtual office: $ 148
Cities — 4
- Copenhagen14from $68
- Fredriksberg1from $68
- Horsens1from $68
- Odense1from $68
Frequently asked questions
How much does a business address in Denmark cost?
A business address in Denmark starts at $68 per month and a full virtual office at $148. Across the 17 buildings in the catalogue the median business-address rate is $68. The price depends on the building and the city, not on the plan length.
Which cities in Denmark offer a virtual office?
4 cities in Denmark have at least one address available, Copenhagen, Fredriksberg, Horsens among them. Each city page lists every building there with its own price and photos, so you can compare addresses before choosing one.
Can I register a company at a virtual address in Denmark?
In most jurisdictions yes: what a registrar requires is a real street address, not a PO box — and all 17 addresses listed in Denmark are physical buildings with staffed reception. Identity checks (KYC) apply, and the operator confirms the exact document list for your legal form before activation.
Who operates the addresses in Denmark?
The 17 buildings in Denmark are run by Regus, Spaces. These are the operators of the business centres themselves, so the address you register is the address of a working office building — mail is received by its reception, not by a forwarding agent.
