Business address in Zagreb for sellers and remote companies
Business address in Zagreb is what a supplier, a marketplace or a client asks for when your own office is a long flight away. You need the one line they asked for, not an office to sit in.
Virtual Office Zagreb offers Gajeva 6, 10000 Zagreb, with post handled under the plan you choose. Start emails you when a letter arrives. Scan also opens and scans it.
Where the address goes
Think of the invoice you send to a client in Germany. Its footer carries a company name and one street line. Gajeva 6 can be that line, if your company form and the client's rules allow it.
The same line may fit a contract header, a supplier onboarding form or a seller profile. Each is one empty line asking for a street name, and the other side has to accept a business address.
Two ways owners use a street line
Picture a seller in Lisbon whose buyers in Croatia expect a local sender. Their invoices carry a Zagreb street line, and any returns letter lands at one known place.
Or a consultancy whose five people work from five countries. Their contracts name one street, so nobody has to print a home address.
Will banks and platforms accept it?
Banks, marketplaces and payment providers set their own rules on which addresses they take, and nobody can speak for them. Name the ones that matter to you in your enquiry, and we tell you what we know about each before you rely on the address.
The street, the number and the postal code
The address is Gajeva 6, 10000 Zagreb. Croatian Post's street list gives 10000 Zagreb for Gajeva ulica, the city-centre post code (read 15 Oct 2026). Ask in your enquiry how the address is provided.
Say which senders matter most, a tax office or an important supplier.
Post from suppliers and tax offices
Whoever has your address will write to it. Your plan decides what happens to a letter on arrival. Start gives an email notice. Scan adds opening and scanning.
Tell us how much post to expect. A few letters a month need a different plan than steady daily post, and picking wrong costs you money.
Choosing a plan for an address
The two plans, Start and Scan, start from EUR 45 a month or EUR 299 for 12 months up front. Pick the shorter list of inclusions that still covers the post you expect. You can move up later, and monthly payment has no minimum term.
Common questions
How do I know the address exists?
Check the street yourself on Croatian Post's street list under 10000 Zagreb. Then ask for the details of the service in your enquiry, and get them in writing.
Can I use it as my company's official seat?
That is a separate question with its own conditions. The registered address page covers it, and the answer depends on your company form.
Can customers visit Gajeva 6?
The service is an address with post handling. Ask in your enquiry whether visits are possible. This page does not promise a reception.
Does the address work for a company that sells only online?
Name your shop platform and your payment provider in the enquiry, so the answer covers both. Each sets its own rules, and we check what we know about each.
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