Search for a virtual office Laval address and you get a long list of providers, filters and plan names. Behind that list the short list is genuinely short: Wezoo lists two buildings in Laval that sell a business address, and they sit on the same side of town, a few streets apart. This page names both, says what each one actually includes, and goes through the question that decides everything, which is what the Québec enterprise register expects of the address you declare.
A virtual office is not a desk. The address is the product: a real building your company can put on its registration, its invoices and its website, with someone there to take the mail. If you want the national picture first, including how the legal side works across provinces, start with our guide to a virtual office in Canada. If you already know you want Laval, read on.
Both addresses are Regus buildings, and both are listed on Wezoo with the same request flow. For an overview of every option, see all business addresses in Laval.
Wezoo snapshot: virtual office Laval
- Business addresses available on Wezoo in Laval: 2
- Published starting price: none. Neither listing carries a price on Wezoo, so the figure comes back with your request
- Operator of both buildings: Regus
- Postal sector of both: H7T, the Carrefour and Chomedey side of Laval
- Nearest rapid transit for both: Montmorency station and the Terminus Le Carrefour bus interchange
What does a virtual office in Laval cost?
Wezoo does not publish a starting price for either Laval address. That is the honest answer, and it is worth stating plainly rather than quoting a national average that no Laval building has agreed to. You send a request, the operator prices your plan, and the number depends on four things.
- Which tier you take. A plain business address, where mail arrives and you collect it, is the cheapest shape of this product. Adding a local phone number and call answering costs more. Adding workspace days on top costs more again.
- How long you commit. Month to month is the most flexible and the most expensive per month; longer agreements are discounted.
The other two drivers are about what happens after the address is yours.
- What happens to the mail. Collecting it yourself is included. Forwarding on a schedule, or scanning and emailing, is charged on top.
- Whether you need the address for registration. Using an address on a company registration is a separate arrangement with the operator, with its own paperwork.
So the useful move is not to hunt for a headline price. It is to decide which of those four you actually need, then request both buildings and compare two real quotes for the same scope. Two is a short list. You can do it in an afternoon.
Is a Laval business address accepted for company registration?
This is the question people are really asking, and it deserves a careful answer rather than a confident one. In Québec, most enterprises must register with the Registraire des entreprises as soon as they are created, and the Registrar assigns a Québec enterprise number, the NEQ, when the registration goes through. The register exists so that the public, business partners and government bodies can look you up.
Two obligations follow, and both land directly on the address you choose. Information you declare in the register is binding on third parties and is treated as accurate from the day it is entered until the contrary is shown. And if anything changes during the year, including your address, you have 30 days to file a current updating declaration. An address you pick casually is an address you may have to unpick on a deadline.
What we will not tell you is whether a given virtual office address clears the bar for your particular enterprise. The two Québec government pages above set out the registration duty and the updating duty; neither of them rules on which kinds of address the Registrar will accept for which legal form, so we are not going to put words in the Registrar’s mouth. Before you commit, ask the Registraire des entreprises directly or ask your own accountant or lawyer, and ask the building operator which documents it provides for a registration. All three answers are free. The wrong assumption is not.
The 2 virtual office addresses in Laval on Wezoo
Both buildings are operated by Regus and both sit in the H7T postal sector, which is the Carrefour and Chomedey part of the city rather than the older riverfront. In practice that means the same transit for either choice and a different immediate neighbourhood.
1. 3055 Saint-Martin Ouest, Laval
Address: 3055 Saint-Martin Ouest, Suite T500, Laval, QC H7T 0J3 · Operator: Regus
This one sits on Boulevard Saint-Martin Ouest with the Trans-Canada Highway close by, Montmorency station on the Orange Line and the Terminus Le Carrefour bus interchange within reach. Centropolis and Carrefour Laval are near enough to walk to for lunch or to park a client in a cafe before a meeting, and the Cité-de-la-Santé hospital is in the same quarter. The nearest parking area is a 534 metre walk, which matters more than it sounds when you are collecting a month of mail.
On the virtual office plan the building gives you the business address, mail handling, call answering with a local phone number, and access to meeting rooms when you need to see someone in person. The site also has parking, a lounge, catering and breakout space, and it is wheelchair accessible.
Request 3055 Saint-Martin Ouest on Wezoo →
2. 2572 Daniel-Johnson Boulevard, Laval
Address: 2572 Daniel-Johnson Boulevard, 2nd Floor, Laval, QC H7T 2R3 · Operator: Regus
This is the Carrefour district address, and it is the more institutional of the two. Laval City Hall is nearby, along with the police department and the Cité de la Santé hospital, and the building sits close to the research and biotech cluster that gives this part of Laval its character. Montmorency station, the northern terminus of Montreal’s Orange Line, and the Terminus Le Carrefour bus hub both serve it, and highways A-15 and A-460 handle anyone driving in. Cégep Montmorency, the Cosmodome and Place Bell are all in the immediate area.
The virtual office plan here covers the same ground: a registered business address in what counts as Laval’s central business district, mail handled at the building, call answering with a local number, and meeting rooms so you can receive clients at the address you declared. It is a two storey building with on site parking, a gym, a lounge and an outdoor terrace.
Request 2572 Daniel-Johnson Boulevard on Wezoo →
Which Laval districts carry the most weight for a business address
A registered address is judged on where it is, so this is not a decorative section. Both Wezoo listings land in the same band of the city, and that band is the one a Québec counterparty will read as commercial Laval rather than suburban Laval.
Carrefour. The Daniel-Johnson address sits here, next to City Hall, the shopping centre that gives the district its name and the Montmorency transit hub. If your client base is institutional, municipal or in life sciences, this is the postcode that reads as a head office.
Chomedey and Saint-Martin. The Saint-Martin Ouest address sits on the main east to west artery, closer to Centropolis. It reads commercial and modern, and it is the easier of the two to reach by car off the Trans-Canada.
What neither gives you is a downtown Montreal postcode. If that is what your market expects, the honest answer is to look across the river instead; our guide to bureau virtuel Montreal covers the 14 addresses there, in French.
Who uses a Laval business address, and who should not?
Three groups get real value out of this product. Founders running a Québec company from a kitchen table who do not want a home address in a public register. Companies registered elsewhere in Canada or abroad that need a Québec presence and a local number before they commit to space. And consultants who meet clients a few times a quarter and would rather pay for a meeting room on the day than carry a lease all year.
Two groups should not buy it. If you or your team need a desk most days, a business address is the wrong purchase and you will end up paying twice. Both of these buildings also rent private offices, and we have written those up separately in bureau à louer Laval, in French. And if a bank, a licensing body or an insurer requires a place of business you actually occupy, that requirement comes from them, not from us: ask yours what it accepts before you sign anything.
For comparison on the English side of the country, a bigger market changes the arithmetic of this decision: see virtual office Toronto for 34 addresses and virtual office Mississauga for 8. Ottawa sits in between with 4 addresses.
How to request a virtual office in Laval
- Pick the scope before the building. Address only, address plus phone, or address plus workspace days. The two quotes you get are only comparable if you ask both for the same thing.
- Send a request on both addresses. There are two in the city, so there is no reason to ask only one.
- Ask the registration question in writing. If you intend to use the address in the enterprise register, ask the operator which documents it supplies and confirm the position with the Registraire des entreprises or your adviser.
- Agree the mail handling. Collection, forwarding or scanning, and who signs for a parcel when nobody is there.
Example: Request 2572 Daniel-Johnson Boulevard on Wezoo →
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Virtual office Laval: frequently asked questions
How many virtual office addresses does Wezoo list in Laval?
Two. Wezoo lists 2 buildings in Laval that sell a business address, 3055 Saint-Martin Ouest and 2572 Daniel-Johnson Boulevard, both operated by Regus and both in the H7T postal sector.
What does a virtual office in Laval cost?
Neither Laval listing carries a published starting price on Wezoo, so the price comes back with your request. What moves it is the plan tier, the length of the agreement, whether mail is collected or forwarded, and whether you need the address for a company registration.
Can I use a Laval virtual office address to register my company in Québec?
That depends on your legal form and is a question for the Registraire des entreprises or your own adviser, not for us. What is certain is that the information you declare in the enterprise register is binding on third parties, and that you have 30 days to file a current updating declaration if your address changes. Ask the building operator which documents it provides for a registration before you commit.
Do I get a desk with a virtual office in Laval?
No. A virtual office is an address with mail handling and, on the fuller plans, call answering and a local phone number. Both Laval buildings let you book meeting rooms when you need them, and both also rent private offices if you need somewhere to sit every day.
Which transit serves the two Laval addresses?
Both are served by Montmorency station, the northern terminus of Montreal’s Orange Line, and by the Terminus Le Carrefour bus interchange. Drivers reach them from the Trans-Canada Highway and from the A-15 and A-460.
Do banks accept a virtual office address?
Banks, insurers and licensing bodies set their own requirements, and some ask for a place of business you actually occupy. Ask yours what it accepts before you choose an address, because the answer is specific to the institution and not to the city.
