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The volunteer run portal of the Republic of the Philippines. Find information, access government services, stay updated with the latest news about the Philippines.
The people who lead BetterGov.ph.
Learn about the country, its history, and where to get help in an emergency.
An introduction to the Philippines, covering geography, population, capital, landscape, climate, government, and culture.
Find services, IDs, business permits, exchange rates and travel requirements.
Browse and search official Philippine government services by name or category, with 194 services listed.
Read 02Find official Philippine government services for certificates and IDs, including PSA birth, marriage, death and CENOMAR certificates, NBI clearance, Postal ID, PWD ID, MySSS Card, and PhilSys National ID.
Read 03Directory of Philippine government services for business and trade, including business registration, trademarks and patents, SEC documents, consumer complaints, and import and export.
Read 04Check if you need a visa to visit the Philippines and how long you can stay visa-free, by country of citizenship.
ReadExplore volunteer-built transparency tools and how you can help.
Interactive dashboard of 9,855 flood control projects worth ₱547,603,497,105 from 2,409 contractors, searchable by year, region, province and type of work.
Read 02Explore flood control infrastructure projects across the Philippines on an interactive map by region, year, and type of work.
Read 03Directory of 18 active BetterGov.ph community projects, including budget trackers, transparency portals, hotlines, and open data tools.
Read 04Join BetterGov.ph, a volunteer-led civic tech initiative building open-source tools to make government more transparent, efficient, and accessible.
ReadThe volunteer run portal of the Republic of the Philippines. Find information, access government services, stay updated with the latest news about the Philippines. Quick links: National ID, Birth Certificate, Business Registration.
Access official government services quickly and easily. Find what you need for citizenship, business, education, and more.
Business Copyright, Trademark and Patent; Business Registration, Certificates and Compliance; Complaints
Certificates; Clearances; ID
Benefits Registration; Salary Loans
Disaster-prone Areas; Weather
Financial Assistance; Professionals; Research and Proposal
Professionals; Salary Loans; Union Association
Financial Assistance; Health Programs; Health Researches
Housing Loans; Land Titles
Travel; Visa and Citizenship
Benefits Registration; File Complaints; Salary Loans
Calculators; Certificates; Register
Financial Assistance; License; Transport Complains
Access up-to-date information on weather conditions and foreign exchange rates across the Philippines.
| City | Temp | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Manila | 32°C | Few clouds |
| Cebu | 32°C | Clear sky |
| Davao | 32°C | Broken clouds |
| Baguio | 23°C | Overcast clouds |
Weather data provided by OpenWeather. Detailed Forecast
| Currency | ₱ Rate |
|---|---|
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Help build the future of the Philippines and governance through technology. Volunteer-led. Open source. Community-driven.
Infrastructure, mentorship, community, office space.
Register for your Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) ID card today. The national ID serves as a single government-issued identification document for all citizens.
Learn about the three branches of the Philippine government and how they work together to serve the people.
Led by the President, responsible for implementing and enforcing laws.
Composed of the Senate and House of Representatives, responsible for making laws.
Led by the Supreme Court, responsible for interpreting laws and administering justice.
Find contact information for government officials, agencies, and offices at national and local levels.
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
The agent found no transparency pages on the original site. Under the Transparency Seal every agency should publish its mandate, officials, budget, procurement plan and reports.
