Kasambahay 101: Pag-Ibig Registration

Hello! I'll be creating a series of posts related to the Kasambahay Law. I'll do my best to post help on registering your helpers and yourselves (as employers) too!

Here's how to register in Pag-Ibig

Go to Pag-Ibig Fund's website: http://www.pagibigfund.gov.ph/

This is what you will see, click on the E-Services

You will then see the page below, you will need to first register yourself as an EMPLOYER. (After you have registered yourself, go back to the main site, click on the E-Services and the click the MEMBERSHIP Registration (for your househelp)

You will then be led to this page below:

Click on the REGISTER MAIN OFFICE. After you click that, you will then see the page below - just fill it up.

For the business name type in HOUSEHOLD - Your name

As for the industry - drop the menu down and pick ACTIVITIES OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS AS EMPLOYERS AND UNDIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS

Just fill in the details and voila - you'll have your tracking number.

Next step is to bring this form to your Pag-Ibig branch to request for an order of payment so you can pay the helpers contributions. Your permanent Pag-Ibig number will then be given to you.

Kindly note that the following is the Contribution Table for Household Helpers:

If the Salary is P2,000.00 to P2,999.00 - P100.00

If the Salary is P3,000.00 to P3,999.00 - P120.00

If the Salary is P4,000.00 to P4,999.00 - P150.00

If the Salary is above P5,000.00 - Househelper's share is P100.00 & Employer's share is P100.00

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