How to Register Globe and TM SIM Card Philippines

Are you looking to register your Globe or TM SIM card in compliance with the SIM card registration act, as announced late in 2022?

Also Read: How to Register Smart and TNT Sim Card Philippines

If so, then you’re in the right place! In this guide, we will share what you need to know on how to register your Globe and TM SIM cards today. Keep on reading to learn more!

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SIM Card Registration

The National Telecommunications Commission reported Thursday that more than 3 million SIM cards had been registered with the major telcos, as mandated under the Sim Card Registration Act.

NTC Deputy Commissioner Attorney John Paulo Salvahan claimed during the Laging Handa briefing that 3,319 million SIM cards had been registered as of December 28.

DITO Telecommunity Corp. received 530,424; Smart Communications received 1,019,207; and Globe Telecoms received 1,769,374.

According to Salvahan, the telcos had a huge number of consumers wanting to register their SIM cards, which hindered traffic or led Globe to shut down the service temporarily.

The DICT earlier announced that carriers have two weeks to implement adjustments to enable SIM card registration.

As of this writing, the registration portal for all telcos mentioned are now back up, and may be accessed for registration purposes.

How to Register your Globe SIM Card (Step-by-Step Guide)

Registering your Globe SIM Card can be done in three easy steps:

Step 1: Access https://new.globe.com.ph/simreg/ or scan the QR code provided in the image below.

Step 2: Input all the information required in the form that will appear on the page. Make sure that you input accurate and factual information only to ensure valid registration.

Step 3: Wait for a text message from Globe, confirming successful registration.

Registering your Globe at Home WiFi SIM

https://youtu.be/68xcw2mi4FA

Here’s a video tutorial on how you can register your Globe at Home WiFi SIM. Since the device requires you to insert a SIM card before using it, then it is also covered by the new SIM card registration act.

Here are the steps to register:

Existing Globe at Home WiFi customers:

Connect to the router’s wireless network.
Visit https://www.new.globe.com.ph/simreg/ for more information.
After entering your Globe (mobile) number, click the Register button.

Wait for the One-time PIN to be provided to your modem’s inbox.
Please follow these procedures to access your modem’s mailbox:
- Launch a new browser tab.
- Please visit: http://192.168.254.254/
- Then, on the modem, locate your username and password.
- To access your modem’s inbox, enter your login and password.
- Click “SMS” to view the one-time PIN (OTP) message.
- Go back to the registration page and enter the OTP.
Fill out the form, making sure that all of the information is correct.

Upload a selfie alongside a government-issued ID.
Tick the checkboxes that apply to you. You do not have to check all of the boxes, so please read carefully to see which ones apply to you. Then click the submit button.
You are already registered if your reference number is displayed!

Meanwhile, new clients must connect to their modem by following the instructions in their device’s manual. Following that, you can proceed as described above for existing users.

Registering your Globe MyFi SIM:

https://youtu.be/OaCH0YuFViQ

Here’s the process for registering your SIM card for your MyFi device.

Connect your phone to your MyFi device.
Go to this link: https://www.new.globe.com.ph/simreg/
Type in your MyFi prepaid number then hit “Register”.

Wait for the One-time PIN to go through your device’s inbox.
Please follow these steps to access your MyFi’s inbox:
- Open a new browser tab.
- Please visit: http://192.168.8.1/
- Then, on your MyFi’s user manual, find your username and password.
- To access your MyFi’s inbox, enter your username and password.
- Click “SMS” to view the one-time PIN (OTP) message.
- Go back to the registration page and enter the OTP.
Fill out the form, making sure that all of the information is correct.

Upload a selfie alongside a government-issued ID.
Tick the checkboxes that apply to you. You do not have to check all of the boxes, so please read carefully to see which ones apply to you. Then click the submit button.
You are already registered if your reference number is displayed!

List of Valid IDs you may use to register your SIM card:

Passport
Philippine Identification System ID
SSS ID

GSIS e-Card
Driver’s License
NBI Clearance

Police Clearance
Firearms’ License to Own and Possess ID
PRC ID

Integrated Bar of the Philippines ID
Overseas Workers Welfare Administration ID
BIR ID

Voter’s ID
Senior Citizen’s Card
Unified Multi-purpose Identification Card

Persons with Disability (PWD) Card or
Other government-issued ID with photo

Video: How to Register Your Globe SIM

This video will walk you through ten steps on how to register your Globe Prepaid SIM, as also outlined on Globe’s website:

Access the SIM registration website.
Enter your 10-digit mobile number (ex. 9171234567) and click the “Register” button.

If eligible to register, you’ll receive a One Time Pin (OTP) text message on your mobile phone.
Enter the 6-digit OTP on the registration website. Note that the OTP expires in five minutes.
After your OTP is validated, you may now proceed with the registration.

Enter all required fields: Name, Birthday, Gender, Address, and Nationality
Take a selfie and select the type of government ID to be uploaded. Click the “attach” button to upload a copy of your valid government ID.
Tick the checkbox to agree with Globe’s Privacy Notice and Attestation of Completeness and Accuracy.

Click “Submit” button to finish the registration process.
A reference number will appear on your screen to signify completion of registration. Please keep the reference number as proof of registration.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How long do SIM users have to register their SIMs?

All broadband and mobile phone subscribers are required to register their SIMs by April 26, 2023. The DICT has the option of extending the registration period by up to 120 days.

2. How do I register more than one SIM?

Although you may register multiple SIMs in one go, you must first change the name of each one under your own account to ensure that they are all registered. To do so, go to the Globe’s online registration portal.

3. What’s the SIM registration process for children below legal age and don’t have a government ID?

SIM cards for minors should be registered using the name of their legal or parental guardian.

4. I don’t have internet access. How will I register?

In February 2023, we’ll be setting up assistance websites that will allow you to register for SIM cards if you don’t have an internet connection or are using a feature phone. You should visit Globe Telecom’s website so that they can help you.

5. What happens if I fail to register my SIM before the deadline?

Your SIM will be deactivated if you fail to register it before the deadline. You’ll no longer be able to send and receive calls, data, and text messages.

6. I’m on a postpaid plan with Globe. Do I also need to register?

Existing Globe Postpaid, Business Postpaid, and Globe Platinum customers can opt-in to the platform and provide them with their data and information. Globe Telecom will then contact you to confirm and provide you with the necessary details.

7. What are the benefits of registering my SIM card?

There is no denying that Sim Card Registration has numerous benefits. First and foremost, it will aid the government in combating terrorism, criminality, and other illegal acts.

Law enforcement can easily discover criminals and prevent them from committing more offenses if they have access to your personal information. This is especially important in countries like ours, where mobile phone users regularly use prepaid SIM cards without registering their information with service providers or telecom companies. Here are the remaining key benefits:

Telcos and direct SIM card merchants will only sell cards to those who present a valid photo ID, proving that the SIM card belongs to the customer.

Any information registered to subscribers must be kept private unless the subscriber receives written authorization.

The names of a parent or guardian will be mentioned as consenting parties on the registration documentation for youngsters registering their SIM cards.

Telecommunications service providers will be required to give quarterly updates to their lists of recognized dealers, according to the National Telecommunications Commission.

Final Thoughts:

So there you have it! With the new SIM Card Registration Act, Filipinos can have their data protected and be assured that their privacy is respected. This new law will also help track lost or stolen phones and prevent the illegal use of SIM cards by unauthorized persons.

Do you think registering your Globe SIM card is beneficial for your personal or commercial use? Let us know what you think by leaving us a comment below!

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