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Virtual office

A registered address from day one.

Use a Korp business address for your SEC and BIR records — no physical lease required. Korp handles the agency correspondence that arrives for your company.

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Price
₱7,500 per quarter
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Makati CBD address
Setup
Nothing to prepare
A founder working on a laptop at a garden table, away from the office
Today✉
New mail at your address
SEC notice · scanned to your account
Entity · Registered office
Mabuhay Trading Inc.
Korp virtual office · Makati CBD
Active
✓
Listed in SEC Articles of Incorporation
Done
✓
Registered with the BIR
Done
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Agency mail handled by Korp
Ongoing
What's included

An address that works for your filings

Most new companies don't need an office on day one. A Korp virtual office gives you a proper business address for your registrations while you decide.

01
Registered business address
A Philippine address for your SEC filings and BIR records.
02
No lease required
Skip the deposit and long contract of a physical office.
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Agency correspondence
Mail from government agencies is received and handled by Korp.
04
Makati CBD option
Upgrade to a Makati central business district address for ₱3,000 per quarter.
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Quarterly billing
Simple quarterly renewals — no long commitment.
06
Works with incorporation
Add it to your SEC incorporation so your address is ready before you file.
How it works

Set up alongside your incorporation

Step 01
Choose your address
Standard or Makati CBD.
Step 02
Added to your filings
Used in your SEC Articles and BIR registration.
Step 03
Mail handled
Agency correspondence received and actioned by Korp.
Step 04
Renew quarterly
Keep it as long as you need it.
Pricing

Simple quarterly pricing

Virtual office
₱7,500
Per quarter · US$125 · VAT inclusive
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Registered business address
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Use on SEC and BIR records
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Agency correspondence and mail handling
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Makati CBD address: + ₱3,000 / US$50 per quarter
Get startedTalk to an expert
Some LGUs and regulated activities require a physical office. Book a call and we'll confirm what works for your business.
What we'll need from you
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Nothing extra — we set it up with your incorporation request
Already incorporated and moving your registered address? Talk to an expert about the SEC and BIR updates involved.
FAQ

Common questions

Can I use the address for SEC and BIR?
Yes. Your Korp virtual office address is used as your registered business address on your SEC and BIR records.
Do I need to sign a lease?
No. A virtual office replaces the need for a physical lease while you're getting started.
Can I use it for my business permit?
It depends on your city and your business activity. Some LGUs and regulated industries require a physical office — we'll confirm on a call.
How is it billed?
₱7,500 per quarter, plus ₱3,000 per quarter if you choose a Makati CBD address.

Need an address for your new company?

Add a virtual office to your incorporation, or talk to an expert first.
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Keep going with Korp

01
From ₱45,000
SEC incorporation
Register a domestic corporation with the SEC — Articles, By-laws and SEC fees included.
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02
₱30,000
BIR tax registration
Company TIN, books of accounts, invoicing authority and tax types — through to your Certificate of Registration.
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03
₱20,000
LGU registration & permits
Barangay clearance, inspections and your Mayor's Permit, coordinated with city hall.
Learn more →