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What distro are you running? Perhaps they also offer the VirtualBox modules as DKMS, theorically working with whatever kernel you are using?
Truth be told the Vbox kernel module rigmarole eventually prompted me to try virt-manager instead.
It does some things different and ends up being a touch less user-friendly, but the learning curve is not too big. Give it a spin, you might like it!
I know GNOME also has a very polished app called "Boxes" that uses the same tech virt-manager does. I haven't used it myself but it might be nice too.