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Registration Procedures for Informal Economy Members | PhilHealth

Philhealth Premium Requirements for Members in the Informal Economy "Individually Paying Members (IPMs) earning an average monthly income of P25,000 and below pay P200 monthly or P2,400 per year, while those earning above P25,000 pay P300 monthly or P3,600 per year."

The premium scale for the Formal Economy (regular employees) is listed in terms of "Salary", for most of us who fall into the Informal Economy the Premium depends on how much your earned monthly income is. If you do not have a job or a business you aren't earning anything (earned income). Investment income (unless an active trader) nor Retirement Benefits are equivalent to "Salary"

 

Thanks Pat, very good tip.
Went there today and signed up for three years .
Have to bring marriage contract later (required ! ) to get my wife covered too. (not in the web info)
Jacob

 

Looks like I won't have my ACR Card in time to avail this one after Manila made some type of error with issuing it.

 

You can try and see if they will issue using your ACR card receipt.

 

Hrmm? I would also need to show a photocopy of my Passport as it is also still being held waiting for the release of my ACR Card so the Agent can pick it up and send it to the Agent I am using here in Dumaguete. Might look into that, *fingers crossed* thanks

 

Always good to keep a couple copies of both sides of your iCard.

 

I didn't know God made copies!?!?!

Oh, maybe just for youts?

 

say what?

 

Sorry if my handicapped finger bothered you, it bothers me too. But there is a certain comfort level knowing an always right person is there to point out my imperfections.

 

Problem is they renewed it from before when I was Probationary 13a to when I was approved for my 13a, (and I was told my old Copies are no longer valid) but I never received the new one as Manila stuffed something up and Cebu BOI had to send it back to be reissued...