Virtual Office Perth: 5 Best Business Addresses in 2026

A virtual office perth business owners can put on ASIC filings, invoices and Google is the fastest way to look established in Western Australia’s capital without signing a lease. This guide is not a price race — it is a decision guide: which virtual office Perth address suits which job, and how to pick between the CBD, West Perth and the western suburbs. If you are new to the format, start with our complete guide to virtual offices, then come back here for the Perth-specific picks.

Wezoo lists five virtual office addresses in Perth, all in or beside the CBD, plus single addresses in nearby suburbs. Every one gives you a real street address, staffed mail handling and access to meeting rooms in the same building — the three things a registered business address actually has to do.

What does a virtual office Perth plan cost?

Plans are quoted on request. A virtual office is a lead-gen product, not an instant booking — the price depends on what you bolt on, so the honest answer is that you ask for a quote rather than read a shelf price. A mail-only address sits at the bottom; adding a local phone number, live call answering or a block of meeting-room hours moves it up. Because the five virtual office Perth addresses are run by national operators, the plan you choose matters more than the postcode when it comes to price. For the transactional side — comparing live plans and requesting a quote — send yourself straight to the Perth virtual offices booking page.

When should you choose a virtual office over a private office?

Choose a virtual office when you need the address, not the desk. It gives you a credible Perth presence, a place to receive legal mail and a room to book when clients visit — without the cost of a full-time office. Choose a private office when your team needs somewhere to sit every day. Many Perth businesses start on a virtual office Perth address and graduate to a room later; if that is you, our guide to office space in Perth covers the next step. The two also pair well: a virtual office for the registered address, a private office when headcount arrives.

The 5 best virtual office Perth addresses on Wezoo for 2026

Each address below is a real building with staffed reception and mail handling. They are ordered from the CBD core outward to West Perth, so you can match the address to the impression you want to make.

1. The Wentworth Building — Perth CBD

What to expect: A Murray Street address in the retail heart of the CBD, run by Spaces. The building leans creative and modern, so it suits a brand that wants to read as contemporary rather than corporate.

Best for founders and agencies who want a central Perth address with a lounge-style feel and meeting rooms on tap for the days they come in. It sits on the Murray Street retail precinct, so you are choosing the address as much as the building.

Operator: Spaces. Pricing for a Perth virtual office is quoted on request, because plans are built around the services you add — mail handling, call answering or meeting-room credits. Request The Wentworth Building on Wezoo.

2. St Martins Tower — Perth CBD

What to expect: A high-floor address in St Martins Centre on St Georges Terrace, the financial spine of the CBD, managed by Regus. This is the postcode that signals “established” to banks, clients and regulators.

Best for consultants, advisers and small companies that want a blue-chip Terrace address for their letterhead and their ASIC registered office. It sits on St Georges Terrace, the financial end of the CBD, so you are choosing the address as much as the building.

Operator: Regus. Pricing for a Perth virtual office is quoted on request, because plans are built around the services you add — mail handling, call answering or meeting-room credits. Request St Martins Tower on Wezoo.

3. 152 St Georges Terrace — Perth CBD

What to expect: A WeWork address on the mid-section of St Georges Terrace, close to transport and the main dining strip. Expect a design-led building with staffed reception handling your mail.

Best for tech and scale-up teams who like the WeWork brand and want a recognisable Terrace address without committing to a full-time desk. It sits on the middle of St Georges Terrace, so you are choosing the address as much as the building.

Operator: WeWork. Pricing for a Perth virtual office is quoted on request, because plans are built around the services you add — mail handling, call answering or meeting-room credits. Request 152 St Georges Terrace on Wezoo.

4. Forrest Centre — Perth CBD

What to expect: The Forrest Centre sits at the western end of St Georges Terrace, on the edge of West Perth, and is run by Regus. You keep a Terrace address while stepping just outside the densest part of town.

Best for professional services firms that want the Terrace name but easier access to the West Perth end of the city. It sits on the western end of St Georges Terrace, on the edge of West Perth, so you are choosing the address as much as the building.

Operator: Regus. Pricing for a Perth virtual office is quoted on request, because plans are built around the services you add — mail handling, call answering or meeting-room credits. Request Forrest Centre on Wezoo.

5. 100 Havelock Street — West Perth

What to expect: A West Perth address on Havelock Street, managed by Regus, minutes from the CBD but with easier parking and a quieter, professional-suburb feel.

Best for medical, engineering and consulting practices already oriented around West Perth, or anyone who wants a credible business address away from the CBD crush. It sits on Havelock Street in West Perth, so you are choosing the address as much as the building.

Operator: Regus. Pricing for a Perth virtual office is quoted on request, because plans are built around the services you add — mail handling, call answering or meeting-room credits. Request 100 Havelock Street on Wezoo.

What does an ASIC registered office actually need?

If you run a company, the address you register matters more than the marketing. Under the Corporations Act 2001, every company must keep a registered office in Australia where official documents can be served. ASIC is specific: the registered office must be a physical street address, not a PO box, and if your company does not occupy the premises — which is the case with any virtual office — you must keep the occupier’s written consent to use the address. Any of the five virtual office Perth addresses can serve as a registered office, which is exactly why a mail-only PO box will not do the job.

Two more rules catch people out. First, a public company’s registered office must be open to the public for at least three hours each business day; a staffed CBD reception clears that bar easily. Second, if the address changes you must tell ASIC within 28 days. The same street address also works for your ABN — the Australian Business Register asks for a business address, not a post office box. For the plain-English version, business.gov.au notes a registered office can be your accountant’s address and need not be where you trade.

Best Perth neighbourhoods for a virtual office

The best virtual office Perth choice comes down to the signal you want to send. St Georges Terrace is the CBD’s financial spine — St Martins Tower, 152 St Georges Terrace and the Forrest Centre all sit on or near it, and a Terrace address reads as established to banks and regulators. The Murray Street end, where The Wentworth Building sits, leans more creative and retail. West Perth, home to 100 Havelock Street, is the city’s medical and professional-services enclave: close to town, easier to park, calmer in tone.

Outside the city, Wezoo lists a virtual office in each of Subiaco and Nedlands, just west of the CBD, in the port city of Fremantle to the south-west, and in Stirling to the north. Those suit a business whose customers are in the suburbs rather than the Terrace — you can compare them on our roundup of virtual office addresses across Australia.

How far in advance should you set one up?

Faster than most people expect. Because a virtual office is paperwork rather than a fit-out, a virtual office Perth address can usually be live within a day or two of your enquiry once identity checks clear. The sensible lead time is driven by why you need it: if the address is going on a company registration or an ASIC change, start a week ahead so the occupier’s consent and your documents are in order before you file.

Virtual Office Perth — FAQ

Can I use a virtual office as my ASIC registered office in Perth?

Yes. Each of the five Perth addresses is a physical street address with staffed reception, which is what ASIC requires. You will need the provider’s written consent to use the address, since your company does not occupy the premises.

How much does a virtual office in Perth cost?

Pricing is on request. Plans are built around the services you add — mail handling, a local phone number, call answering or meeting-room hours — so you request a quote rather than read a fixed price.

Can I get a St Georges Terrace address?

Yes. St Martins Tower, 152 St Georges Terrace and the Forrest Centre all sit on or beside St Georges Terrace, the CBD’s main business boulevard.

Does a virtual office come with meeting rooms?

Each building has meeting rooms you can book when you need them, so you have somewhere professional to meet clients without paying for a room you rarely use.

What is the difference between a virtual office and a PO box?

A PO box is only a mail slot. A virtual office is a real, staffed building address you can register as your company’s office, use on public filings and meet clients at — things a PO box cannot do.

Is there a virtual office outside the Perth CBD?

Yes. Wezoo also lists virtual offices in Subiaco, Nedlands, Fremantle and Stirling, and one in West Perth at 100 Havelock Street.

Sources

• ASIC — Company addresses
• ASIC — Change a company address
• business.gov.au — Business addresses
• Australian Business Register — What you need for your ABN application
• Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)