Computer and Internet Connection: A virtual assistant will need a reliable computer and a high-speed internet connection to perform tasks for clients.
Software and Tools: A virtual assistant may need software and tools such as a word processing program, a spreadsheet program, project management tools, and communication tools like Skype or Zoom.
Business Phone and Email: A virtual assistant may need a business phone number and email address to communicate with clients.
Workspace: Although a virtual assistant can work from anywhere, it is important to have a dedicated workspace that is quiet and free from distractions.
Legal Requirements: Depending on the country or state where the virtual assistant operates, there may be legal requirements such as registering a business or obtaining a business license.
