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Antipolo runs new and renewal business permits fully online at eboss.antipolo.ph. You file the Unified Application Form with your DTI, SEC or CDA registration, barangay business clearance, proof you can use the location, cedula and financial documents. Zoning, building, environmental, sanitary, occupational and fire clearances are approved alongside. The 2026 charter lists three days for the online step, with a post-audit later. You pay online by Maya, GCash, QRPh or card.[1,2]
What Antipolo asks for
| Stage | Document or clearance |
|---|---|
| Application | Unified Application Form, filed online |
| Application | DTI business name, SEC or CDA registration (e-copy) |
| Application | Barangay business clearance, applied for with the online application |
| Application | Proof of right to use the location: TCT or tax declaration; contract of lease and the lessor's business permit if renting |
| Application | Cedula or corporate community tax certificate, and financial documents |
| New business | Passport-size photo of the owner, photo of the establishment and a location sketch (e-copies) |
| Clearances | OBO clearance, locational or zoning clearance, environmental permit to operate, sanitary permit, occupational permit, Fire Safety Inspection Certificate, tax clearance |
Filing on eboss.antipolo.ph
The city's 2026 announcement describes the portal flow and says transactions remain fully online. The regulatory clearances are approved in parallel with your online application, so you do not visit each office in turn.[1]
- Open the portalGo to eboss.antipolo.ph and pick Business Permit & Licensing Office.
- Sign upCreate an account and verify it.
- Fill in and uploadComplete the Unified Application Form and upload your documents.
- Wait for clearancesThe city offices review their clearances alongside your application.
- Pay onlinePay through the portal.
Three days online, then a post-audit
The 2026 Citizen's Charter lists the online sign-up and submission step at three days, with no fee for that step. It adds that all approved online applications are subject to a post-audit by the Joint Inspection Team.[2]
The post-audit is the part people forget. The team can visit after your permit is out, so the photo, sketch and lease you uploaded should match what they find on site.
The charter also says a business permit is valid for not more than one year and expires on 31 December after it is issued, unless revoked or surrendered earlier.[2]
Payment is online only
Antipolo says payment stays online. Accepted options are Maya, GCash, QRPh e-wallets, and Visa, Mastercard and JCB cards. Fees are assessed by the city.[1]
Check your e-wallet limit before the assessment arrives. A large business tax bill may need a card or a top-up.
Dates and help
For 2025, the e-BOSS for new and renewal applications ran from 2 to 20 January, fully online.[3]
For 2026, it opened on 5 January. If you need help, the city offers assisted online application by appointment, and the BPLO takes calls at 8689-4535, 8689-4586 or 8689-4500 local 4602 or 4610.[1]
The Local Government Code sets local tax payments in the first 20 days of January and lets the city council extend that, so plan to finish by 20 January unless the city announces otherwise.[4]
Antipolo checklist
- Create and verify your account on eboss.antipolo.ph early.
- Scan your DTI, SEC or CDA certificate as one clear file.
- Renting? Get the lease and a copy of your lessor's business permit.
- New business: take an owner photo, a shop photo and draw a location sketch.
- Prepare your financial documents if you are renewing.
- Set up Maya, GCash or a card for payment.
- Keep your shop matching your uploads for the post-audit.
Questions people ask
- What are the requirements for a business permit in Antipolo?
- The city lists the Unified Application Form, DTI, SEC or CDA registration, barangay business clearance, a TCT, tax declaration or lease, a cedula or corporate tax certificate, and financial documents. Zoning, building, environmental, sanitary, occupational and fire clearances are approved alongside.
- How long does the online application take in Antipolo?
- The 2026 Citizen's Charter lists three days for the online submission step. Approved applications are later post-audited by the Joint Inspection Team.
- Can I pay my Antipolo business permit in cash?
- The city says payment is online. It accepts Maya, GCash, QRPh e-wallets and Visa, Mastercard and JCB cards.
- When does an Antipolo business permit expire?
- The charter says it is valid for not more than one year and expires on 31 December following issuance, unless revoked or surrendered earlier.
- What if I need help applying online in Antipolo?
- The city offers assisted online application by appointment. You can also call the BPLO hotlines listed in its 2026 announcement.
Sources
Checked 14 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.
- Electronic Business One-Stop Shop (e-BOSS) 2026 announcement · City Government of Antipolo · 7 January 2026
- 2026 Antipolo Citizen's Charter: Business Permits and Licensing Office External Services · City Government of Antipolo · June 2026
- Calling the attention of the Antipolo Business Owners! · City Government of Antipolo · 27 December 2024
- Republic Act No. 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991) · Congress of the Philippines (via Lawphil) · 10 October 1991