Complete guide to registering your TM SIM card as mandated by the SIM Registration Act. Protect your identity and avoid deactivation.
Register Your SIM NowEvery TM user must register, whether your SIM is old or new. Even if you're just buying a TM SIM now, you must register it before use.
Foreigners using TM while visiting the Philippines must register with additional requirements.
Business or corporate users need to submit separate requirements for registration.
SIM registration became mandatory under the SIM Registration Act signed in December 2022. The law aims to:
Unregistered SIMs are now subject to deactivation.
You need one valid ID with a clear photo and signature:
Go to https://new.globe.com.ph/simreg or use the GlobeOne app.
Input your TM mobile number and tap "Register".
Check your phone for the OTP and enter it on the page.
Complete the form with your information and upload your valid ID.
Review your information and click "Submit". You'll receive a confirmation message.
Unregistered SIMs will be deactivated after the deadline. You won't be able to text, call, or use mobile data. All TM promos and load balance will also be lost. Once deactivated, reactivation is not guaranteed.
The original deadline was April 26, 2023. TM and other telcos extended it several times. As of now, all new SIMs must be registered before activation. For old SIMs, register immediately if you haven't yet. TM may deactivate unregistered SIMs without further notice.
Try again in a few minutes. Make sure you have signal and mobile data enabled. If the problem persists, you may need to visit a Globe store for assistance.
Once registered, you'll receive a confirmation SMS. Keep that message or take a screenshot. You can continue using your SIM without interruption. You might also qualify for TM promos and rewards. Check the GlobeOne app for updates and special offers.
Register your TM SIM today to stay connected and protected from scams. The process is quick and easy when you have all the required documents ready.
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