Reserve your virtual office address at
Kristian Augusts Gate 13

Question:

What is the cost to use the conference room(s) at your Oslo, Norway virtual office site?

Answer:

We offer over 1500 virtual office locations. The prices vary by location. Please contact Davinci Virtual Customer Care or you can go online to DavinciMeetingRooms.com to check rates at specific meeting & conference facilities.

Question:

What are the main features included for Oslo, Norway Location Services?

Answer:

• Professional business address
• Mail & package receipt, dedicated locking mail box on site in most locations
• Mail forwarding on request (daily, weekly, or monthly) cost of postage additional
• Use of address for business license, business cards, website, etc.
• Local presence & drop off & pick up point for clientele
• Lobby & directory listings available for $25 per month at most locations
• Access to private day offices & conference rooms at hourly rates ($25+)
• Complimentary access to cyber café’s with wireless internet, coffee/tea bar, etc. where available

With restaurants, cafes, transport links and green spaces on your doorstep, it’s no wonder Kristian Augusts Gate 13 is the talk of Oslo’s professional community. Located in Sentrum, known for its glistening high-rises and stunning waterfront, this contemporary Scandi-chic business hub is sure to impress. You’re in good company, too – next door is the new University Faculty of Law, the National Museum and the Royal Castle, while Oslo’s treasure trove of culture is waiting to be explored within minutes of the office door.

Across eight floors of this recently renovated contemporary structure, you’ll find an array of private offices, spacious meeting rooms and light-filled communal spaces waiting for you to plug in and stay productive. Join an entrepreneurial community of professionals as you take advantage of super-fast Wi-Fi, friendly support staff, and plenty of flexibility to grow. And when you’re done with premium office space for the day, you’re just a stone’s throw from the city tram that’ll take you across Oslo and beyond.