You can have a registered office in your own apartment, but we do not recommend it for several reasons. First of all, you need to have consent for the location of the office. If the property is in your personal ownership, then this is fine, but otherwise you need a notarized signature from the owner or a board member of the co-op. And that's where things can quickly go wrong. Alternatively, if you want to run your business while still a student, there may be a similar problem with your parents, who may be rightly concerned (e.g. because of a possible foreclosure) and won't allow you to set up a office. In addition, with a private address, you must also take into account the mandatory signage of the company on the building and this is often disturbing and unwanted by the neighbours, for example.The address of the registered office should also be taken into account. If you live in the centre of Prague, you probably won't have to deal with this, but in other places it is already food for thought. Many entrepreneurs and clients still prefer prestigious addresses in office buildings that are representative - the centre of Prague or Brno are ideal for these needs.