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A building permit is required for construction of any new residential dwelling. Residential structures with shared common spaces (i.e. condos, apartments, high/mid-rises) are processed as commercial new structure or shell permits. A separate permit is required for electrical and plumbing work.

The building permit ensures that plans and designs comply with several building laws in your locality, such as the National Building Code of the Philippines (PD 1096), Fire Code of the Philippines (RA 9514), and your local building codes and ordinances.

Steps in securing a building permit Get the requirements checklist. ... Submit the requirements to the Office of the Building Official. ... Get your Order of Payment. ... Pay the building permit fees. ... Present the Official Receipt to the Office of the Building Official Releasing Section. ... Claim your building permit.

Pay the building permit fees. Pay the fees at the Treasurer's Office by presenting the Order of Payment there. An estimated fee of Php 6, 000 or above will be the cost of your building permit fees as this will be based on the construction size of your building, municipality location, as well as the assessment plan.

?The building permit will assure that the structure built is designed to withstand natural calamities, and the materials used are within the specifications of the design and requirements of law.?

Once officials find out that you failed to secure a permit prior to building your house, the construction will be stopped until you have secured your permit. 1. When securing a building permit, you need start with preparing your requirements. You will also need to get a Requirements-Checklist and application forms.

The National Building Code of the Philippines prohibits the construction of structures without building permits. Violators will be penalized with an administrative fine of PHP10,000.