Virtual Office Singapore

34 buildings in Singapore offer a virtual office or a business address, run by Regus, Spaces, Signature. A business address starts at $77 a month, a full virtual office plan at $168. Each address is a real building: photos, the point on the map and the current price are shown for every one of them.

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Virtual office and virtual address in Singapore: 34 addresses from S$99 ($77) a month

Virtual office and business address in Singapore — 34 buildings from Regus, Spaces, Signature, No18, S$99 ($77)–S$215 ($168).

All 34 Singapore addresses are working business centres, spread across Clifford Pier, Central Subzone and Tampines East: 1 Fullerton Road #02-01, 12 Marina Boulevard, 300 Tampines Avenue 5 and 435 Orchard Road. They are run by Regus, Spaces, Signature, No18.

A business address costs S$99 ($77) a month and a full virtual office S$215 ($168,) and the rate is the same at every one of the 34 addresses — the choice comes down to location rather than budget.

Activation takes 1–3 working days after identity checks. Post is received, scanned and sent on as you choose.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a virtual office cost in Singapore?
A business address in Singapore costs S$99 ($77) per month and a full virtual office plan S$215 ($168) per month. Both rates are identical at every building we list in Singapore, so your choice comes down to location, not price.
Which buildings in Singapore offer a virtual address?
34 buildings in Singapore currently offer virtual office and business address plans, including One Fullerton, MBFC Tower 3, Tampines Junction. Every listing shows real photos of the building your address will be in.
Can I register a company at a virtual address in Singapore?
In most jurisdictions yes: what regulators require is a real street address, not a PO box — and every address in Singapore listed here is a physical building. Identity checks (KYC) apply, and the operator confirms the exact document list for company registration before activation.
How does mail handling work at a virtual office in Singapore?
Mail is received at your address in Singapore by the building operator, then scanned to your inbox or forwarded on your schedule. Plans start at S$99 ($77) per month; forwarding postage is typically billed per item.

Company registration in Singapore: what ACRA expects from the address

Can a virtual office address be the registered office in Singapore?

Yes, if it is a real physical address in Singapore that receives official mail. ACRA does not recognise a "virtual office" as a separate category — it looks at whether statutory correspondence from ACRA, IRAS and MOM actually reaches the company. A P.O. box does not qualify.

Does the office still have to be open three hours a day?

No — and most published guides are out of date on this. The fixed three-hour daily opening requirement was removed by the Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Act 2025, with the first tranche of provisions commencing on 6 May 2026. Inspection now works on reasonable notice instead of fixed hours.

What does the registered address have to do?

Receive and pass on statutory correspondence. That is the whole function, and it is why the address needs mail handling rather than a desk: a regulator letter that nobody collects becomes a compliance failure.

Is the registered office the same as the business address?

Not necessarily. The registered office is where the authorities write; the company may trade from anywhere. A registered address service exists precisely because the two do not have to be the same place.

Requirements checked against ACRA and the Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Act 2025 on 26.09.2026. Registers change their rules — verify before filing.

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