A virtual office in Jerusalem, for when an address letter isn't enough

The letter, and the meeting room. The mailbox letter confirms you hold a numbered virtual box and may use the address as your business address. The Virtual Office letter confirms you are an active member of the OfficeOurs co-working space, and the plan includes an hour a month in the meeting room, booked for up to eight people. Mail handling is the same in both.

Yes. Most of our clients register it as their business address with VAT, income tax and the Companies Registrar. If they ask for proof, attach the letter. One condition: when you leave, update your business address with the authorities and send us proof that you have.

No. It says you have been an active member of the space since a stated date, and may receive mail and use the address as your business address. That is literally true, which is why it holds up when someone checks. A letter saying you operate from here needs staff approval and is only for someone who really works here, so it is not available on Virtual Office without a desk. Talk to us.

A company can attach its incorporation documents to the application (optional). We check them when approving, and the letter then says active corporate member. Whether a provider, bank or authority accepts the letter is their decision.

No. Google's rules don't allow a listing at a mailbox or a virtual office. In short:

• The business must meet customers in person during its stated hours. Online-only businesses aren't eligible at any address.
• A mailing address you rent but don't operate from isn't eligible, and neither is a PO box or a remote mailbox.
• A coworking address qualifies only if your office there has clear signage, receives customers during business hours, and is staffed by your own people during those hours.
• If you go to your customers rather than receive them, Google treats you as a service-area business, with no address on the profile.

Google can suspend a profile that breaks these rules. Our address is for registering your business and receiving post. Not sure? Ask us — we usually answer the same day.

No. Each month comes with one hour in the meeting room, booked for up to eight people, and an hour you do not use that month does not roll over to the next.

No, and we don't sell phone service. Need a number? See our independent comparison of phone number and call-forwarding providers.

Not on the monthly plan. Cancel whenever you like. If you choose a yearly term (15% off billed monthly, or 20% off paid up front), it runs 12 months. Thirty days before it ends we email you a one-click renewal. If you do not renew, it continues month to month at the full price.

No. You apply online, and the letter and the Sunday photos reach you by email. We accept Visa and Mastercard, including cards issued outside Israel, and Isracard. Scanning is ₪6 per item, and forwarding abroad is Israel Post's rate plus 35%. The hour is there for when you are in Jerusalem.

No. We photograph the outside only. An envelope is opened only when you ask us to scan it.