Question 1

How much does a Regus office cost in Zagreb?

Accepted Answer

Regus workspace in Croatia averages EUR 204 per desk per month across the listings available here. That is an average rather than a starting price, so a single desk in a smaller building sits below it and a larger room in a central tower above.

The figure you are quoted depends on the building, how many desks you take and the length of term, so compare the individual Zagreb listings before budgeting.

Question 2

Where are Regus locations in Croatia?

Accepted Answer

Regus has six buildings listed in Croatia, five of them in Zagreb, carrying six available workspaces between them. Each listed building holds one workspace, so the choice is between buildings rather than between several rooms inside one.

Availability changes, so the current listings show what is open. Compare the Zagreb buildings on room size, floor and price before you enquire, because the six differ noticeably from one another.

Question 3

Can I rent a private office at Regus in Zagreb?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every Regus workspace listed in Croatia is a private office, six in total across six buildings, five of which are in Zagreb. Each is a lockable room for one company rather than a shared floor.

All six buildings are furnished and air conditioned, so a team can move in without buying desks or chairs. Room size, building and term decide the monthly figure you are quoted.

Question 4

Can I book a meeting room at Regus in Zagreb?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All six Regus buildings listed in Croatia record a meeting room on site, so occupiers and visitors can book a room in the same building they work in. Regus' site lists meeting, conference, board, training and interview rooms across its Croatian centres.

Rates depend on the room, its capacity and how long you book it for, and some agreements include an allowance of room time.

Question 5

Does Regus offer coworking desks in Croatia?

Accepted Answer

Regus' own site lists coworking in Croatia, including dedicated desks and day coworking passes at its Zagreb centres. The Regus listings available here, though, are private offices rather than individual desks.

If you want one desk rather than a room, speak to Regus directly about a coworking membership. If you want a lockable office for a small team, the six listed private offices are the closer match.

Question 6

Does Regus offer a virtual office in Croatia?

Accepted Answer

Regus' own site lists virtual office products in Croatia, including a business address plan and call answering, using its Zagreb addresses. Virtual offices are not among the Regus workspaces listed here, which are physical private offices.

If you plan to use an address on company documents, ask Regus directly what its Croatian addresses may be used for, because that varies by building and by the plan you take.

Question 7

Can I rent a Regus office in Zagreb by the day or hour?

Accepted Answer

Regus' site offers day offices and hourly office bookings in Croatia alongside its monthly space, which suits visiting teams, interviews and occasional client meetings in Zagreb.

Those short bookings are arranged directly with Regus rather than through the listings here, which cover monthly private offices. Prices differ by building and by how far ahead you book, so check when you enquire.

Question 8

What is included in a Regus office in Croatia?

Accepted Answer

Every Regus building listed in Croatia records a kitchen, reception services, mail handling and printing facilities, and all six are furnished and air conditioned, with a meeting room on site. Two of the six also have parking in the building.

One building records a business lounge. Wi-fi, cleaning and utilities are normally inside the monthly fee, but confirm what is charged on usage in your agreement.

Question 9

How long is a Regus agreement in Croatia?

Accepted Answer

Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the length you choose affects the monthly rate, with longer commitments generally priced lower per desk.

A short agreement suits a team testing Zagreb or waiting on headcount; a longer one suits a settled office that wants a fixed cost. Available terms differ by building and by the specific office, so confirm them before signing.

Question 10

How do I arrange a viewing at a Regus centre in Zagreb?

Accepted Answer

Send an enquiry on the Regus listing you are interested in and a viewing is arranged with the building team. A tour normally covers the office itself plus the reception, kitchen and meeting room you would be sharing.

Each of the six listed buildings shows one workspace, and availability changes, so the current listings show what is open. Enquiring on more than one listing keeps your options open.