Renew Tenancy

Renewal of Tenancy Agreement Philippines — residential & Condo

Already have a signed TA? Generate a Philippines tenancy renewal agreement — a concise addendum that extends the end date and optionally adjusts the rent. residential rental renewal and private property supported. All original terms remain unchanged.

Parties

Landlord Full Name

Landlord Gov't ID / Passport

Tenant Full Name

Tenant Gov't ID / Passport

Original Tenancy Agreement

Property Address

Original TA Date

DD/MM/YYYY — date the original TA was signed

Current Expiry Date

DD/MM/YYYY — when the current TA ends

Renewal Terms

New Expiry Date

DD/MM/YYYY — new end date after extension

Monthly Rent

Unchanged — same rent as original TAUpdated rent amount

Security Deposit

Unchanged — same deposit as original TAUpdated deposit amount

Diplomatic Clause

Not applicable for this extensionTenant may exercise diplomatic clause with notice

What is a tenancy extension addendum?

An addendum is a short supplementary document that modifies one or more terms of an existing agreement. It references the original TA and is signed by both parties. It's simpler and cheaper to stamp than a full new TA — you only pay DST on the new lease term

Low-rent units (RA 9653) — what you need to know

• Units renting at ₱10,000/month or less (NCR and highly urbanized cities) or ₱5,000 (other areas) are covered by the Rent Control Act — increases capped at 7% per year while the same tenant stays.
• Stamp duty applies to the renewal period. Pay to BIR within 5 days after the end of the month of signing.
• If the tenant keeps occupying after expiry with no written notice, the lease is impliedly renewed month-to-month under the Civil Code — sign a written renewal to avoid it.
• Condo tenants: check your corporation's by-laws on tenant re-registration before the new term starts.