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Postservice.at

Legal Vienna address & virtual office from €49/mo.

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Published June 26, 2026
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About Postservice.at

Postservice.at is a virtual office and legally valid business address service in the first district of Vienna, at Seitenstettengasse 5, 1010 Vienna. Operated by 1010 Works GmbH and bootstrapped for over eight years, it is one of the best rated virtual offices in Vienna, trusted by more than 1,000 customers with a 4.9 of 5 rating.
Unlike a PO box, the Postservice.at address is a real physical location with a company nameplate and staffed reception. It is accepted by the Austrian commercial register (Firmenbuch), valid for the website Impressum under the E-Commerce Act, and recognised by the trade authority.
Founders, freelancers, online sellers and international companies use it to register a company in Austria, to keep their private address off public records, and to handle business mail. Postservice.at receives mail on every business day, scans it GDPR compliant inside Austria, and offers forwarding and package acceptance. Setup takes about two minutes.

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