A virtual office address Melbourne businesses can rely on starts with one thing: a real street address in the CBD that you can register, put on your website and print on your invoices, without renting a desk you will not sit at. That is the whole promise of a virtual office address in Melbourne. You get the professional presence of a Collins Street or Lonsdale Street tower, and your mail follows you wherever the team actually works.
For an overview of every option, see all business addresses in Melbourne.
This guide lists ten business addresses you can set up through Wezoo, each run by an established operator and each inside the heart of the city. For the national picture, see our complete guide to virtual office in Australia. If you want the same thing one state over, we also cover the virtual office address in Sydney.
Wezoo snapshot: Melbourne virtual office addresses
- 10 virtual office addresses available on Wezoo
- Operators: Regus, WeWork, Spaces and Signature
- Location: every address sits inside the Melbourne CBD, postcode 3000
- Plans run monthly and are quoted on request, so there is no fixed sticker price in the listings
One honest note before the list. Most of the Melbourne results you see when you search are from commercial real estate brokers advertising whole floors on a conventional lease. That is a different product. Wezoo works with workspace operators such as Regus, WeWork, Spaces and Signature, so what you get here is a flexible monthly plan with a business address and mail handling, not a multi-year lease on an empty office. You request the address, set up mail forwarding or scanning, and add call answering or meeting rooms only if you need them.
What does a virtual office address in Melbourne cost?
The short answer: providers quote it on request rather than posting one fixed price. A virtual office plan is usually billed monthly, and the figure depends on the building, the length of your commitment and the extras you bundle in. A plain business address with mail handling sits at the lower end. Add mail forwarding, call answering, a local phone number or on-site meeting-room access and the monthly plan rises from there.
The listings on Wezoo for Melbourne do not carry a public sticker price, so treat any number you see elsewhere as indicative and request a quote for the exact building. Longer commitments are generally cheaper per month. If you want a sense of the lighter end of the range, the companion page on a virtual business address in Melbourne walks through what a bare address covers.
Is a Melbourne business address accepted for company registration?
In most cases, yes, with one firm condition. A company in Australia must have a registered office that is a physical street address in this country, not a PO box, and documents must be able to reach the company there during the hours you notify. That rule is set by ASIC, and a virtual office address in a CBD building meets it as a street address.
The catch is consent. If your company does not occupy the premises itself, which is exactly the case with a virtual office, the occupier of the address must agree in writing to it being used as your registered office. When you lodge the change with ASIC you confirm whether the company occupies the address, and you keep that written consent with your records. If the registered office changes, you have 28 days to tell ASIC.
A registered office is not the only address a business carries. Business.gov.au explains that your registered office, your principal place of business and your postal address can all differ. Separately, when you apply for an ABN the Australian Business Register asks for a main business address that is a physical location, not a PO box or an agent address, though you can still nominate a different postal address for correspondence. The ATO sets out which registrations a new business needs alongside that. Every virtual office address Melbourne option below is a real CBD street address, which is what these bodies look for, but confirm the specifics for your structure before you lodge.
This article is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. The rules for a registered office and a business address are set by ASIC and the ATO and can change. Confirm the current requirements with ASIC, the Australian Business Register and a qualified adviser before you register a company or lodge your details. Last reviewed 12 October 2026.
The 10 virtual office address Melbourne listings on Wezoo
Each address below is a real building run by a workspace operator, with mail handling included and meeting space in the same place when you need it. Follow any building link to request that address on Wezoo.
1. 367 Collins Street
Level 32, 367 Collins Street. High in a Collins Street tower at Level 32, this Regus floor gives a young company the kind of address a bank or a client recognises on sight. Mail is received at reception and forwarded or scanned on the schedule you set, so the post follows the team instead of the other way round.
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2. 120 Collins Street
Level 31 and Level 50, 120 Collins Street. 120 Collins Street is one of the tallest towers in the city, and the Regus floors at Level 31 and Level 50 sit at the prestige end of town near the big financial names. The plan covers the address and mail handling, with call answering and meeting rooms available when you need them.
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3. 90 Collins Street
Level 8, 90 Collins Street. 90 Collins Street keeps you on the city’s most recognised business street without the top-floor premium. This Regus address suits a consultant or a small firm that wants a credible Collins Street line on the letterhead and mail collected or forwarded.
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4. 152 Elizabeth Street
152 Elizabeth Street. WeWork at 152 Elizabeth Street puts your business beside the retail core, a short walk from Melbourne Central and the train lines that feed the CBD. The address reads as central and modern, and mail is handled on site with forwarding or scanning on request.
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5. 222 Exhibition Street
222 Exhibition Street. 222 Exhibition Street sits on the eastern edge of the grid, close to the tech and creative firms that cluster around that end of the city. The WeWork plan gives you the street address plus mail handling, with desks and rooms in the same building when the team meets.
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6. 120 Spencer Street
120 Spencer Street. At the western edge of the CBD, 120 Spencer Street is a short walk from Southern Cross Station, which matters when clients or staff travel in from the regions or the airport. WeWork handles mail here and opens its floors to you for meetings when you need them.
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7. Rialto M2
Ground Floor, Rialto West Podium, 525 Collins Street. The Rialto towers are a Melbourne landmark at 525 Collins Street, and the Spaces address in the West Podium carries that recognition. It works well for a company that wants a well known building name on its records, with mail received at the ground floor and meeting space upstairs.
8. 85 Spring Street
Level 3, 85 Spring Street. Spring Street runs along the city’s eastern spine by Parliament and the legal precinct, and the Signature address at Level 3, 85 Spring Street fits a firm that wants a quieter, established part of town. Mail is handled at the address and the plan runs month to month.
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9. 460 Lonsdale Street
460 Lonsdale Street. 460 Lonsdale Street places you in the busy northern half of the grid, near the courts and the retail spine. This Regus address covers mail handling and gives a growing team access to private offices and rooms in the same building when a meeting is needed.
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10. 180 Lonsdale Street
Level 19, 180 Lonsdale Street. 180 Lonsdale Street is a well connected tower near Melbourne’s legal and government offices, and the Regus floor at Level 19 gives a clean, central address for registration and mail. Forwarding and scanning are set up to match how often you want the post.
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Which Melbourne districts carry the most weight for a business address
A registered address is judged on where it is, so the street matters. Collins Street is the one most people read as the prestige business line in Melbourne, which is why the Regus floors at 367, 120 and 90 Collins sit at the top of this list, along with the Spaces address in the Rialto at 525 Collins. The west end around Spencer Street and Southern Cross Station suits a company whose clients travel in, while the eastern edge along Exhibition and Spring Streets leans toward tech, creative and legal firms. Lonsdale Street runs through the busy northern half of the grid near the courts. All ten addresses share the 3000 postcode, so the choice is really about which part of the city your clients expect to see.
Who uses a Melbourne business address, and who should not
A virtual office address fits a remote or hybrid company that needs a credible home for mail and registration without a lease, a sole trader who wants to keep a home address off the public record, and an interstate or overseas business opening a Melbourne presence before it commits to space. A company registered in Canberra chasing the same setup can read our virtual office in Canberra guide.
It is the wrong tool if you need staff at desks every day, if you want walk-in clients to arrive at your door, or if your trade or licence requires a staffed premises. In those cases a day office, a coworking membership or a private office is the honest fit, and the same operators offer all three in these buildings.
How to request a virtual office address in Melbourne
Setting up a virtual office address Melbourne operators manage end to end is a request, not a checkout. Pick the building that matches where your clients expect you, follow its link on Wezoo, and send a request. The operator confirms the plan, you arrange mail forwarding or scanning, and you get documentation of the address to update ASIC and your other records. From there the address is yours to use on your website, your cards and your filings.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a virtual office address in Melbourne cost?
Melbourne virtual office plans are billed monthly and quoted on request rather than with one fixed price. A plain business address with mail handling sits at the lower end, and adding mail forwarding, call answering or meeting-room access raises the monthly figure. Longer commitments are usually cheaper per month, so request a quote for the exact building.
Can I use a virtual office as my registered office with ASIC?
Yes, provided it is a physical street address in Australia and the occupier of the address consents in writing to it being used as your registered office, because your company does not occupy the premises itself. You confirm the occupancy question when you lodge with ASIC and keep the consent with your records.
Can I put a Melbourne virtual address on my website and invoices?
Yes. Once the plan is set up you can use the address on your website, business cards, invoices and company records. It gives your business a central Melbourne presence while your team works wherever it is based.
Does a virtual office come with mail handling?
Yes. Every address on this list includes mail handling. You can arrange forwarding on a schedule that suits you, or scanning so digital copies reach your inbox. Forwarding and scanning options vary by operator.
Which Melbourne address should I choose?
It depends on where your clients expect you. Collins Street reads as the prestige financial address, the Spencer Street end suits companies whose clients travel through Southern Cross, and the Exhibition and Spring Street edge leans tech, creative and legal. All ten sit in the 3000 CBD postcode.
Is a virtual office the same as a serviced or private office?
No. A virtual office is an address and mail service, not a room you sit in. If you need desks or an office for the team, the same operators offer coworking, day offices and private offices in these buildings.
Sources
- ASIC: Change a company address
- business.gov.au: Business addresses
- Australian Business Register: What you need for your ABN application
- ATO: Business or company registrations
The right address is the one your clients recognise and the registrar accepts. Compare every virtual office address Melbourne listing on Wezoo, pick the building that fits, and request it in a couple of minutes.
