Minimum Wage Calculator Philippines by Region (2026)
Check the current minimum wage in your region and compute your daily, weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, and annual earnings — based on DOLE/RTWPB wage orders.
Reviewed by the PH Calculator Team. Formulas use 2026 Philippine rates and official guidance where applicable — see our methodology. Verify critical amounts with your employer, agency, or tax professional.
How regional minimum wage works
The Philippines does not use one national daily minimum for all workers. Instead, Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Boards (RTWPB) issue wage orders that set floor rates by region (and sometimes by sector within a region). That is why NCR and provinces can have very different numbers for the same year.
This calculator uses non-agricultural daily rates from consolidated RTWPB data. Agriculture, retail under certain thresholds, and service establishments may follow different tables — check the wage order that applies to your employer and job category.
How monthly and annual amounts are derived
Labor discussions often convert the daily floor to monthly equivalents. A common convention is 26 working days per month (52 weeks ÷ 2). We also show weekly (6 days), semi-monthly (13 days per cutoff × 2), and annual (312 working days) for quick comparisons — your actual payroll calendar may differ.
Minimum wage is gross of statutory deductions. Net take-home after SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, and tax is lower; use our Salary Calculator when you have a monthly gross in mind.
Worked example: NCR non-agricultural (2024–2025 table)
The tool above lets you pick any region. Here is the same math for NCR (Metro Manila) at ₱645/day — verify the current wage order on DOLE/NWPC if your employer cites a different effective date.
Daily minimum: ₱645.00
Weekly (× 6 days): ₱3,870.00
Semi-monthly (13 days × 2): ₱8,385.00
Monthly (× 26 days): ₱16,770.00
Annual (× 312 days): ₱201,240.00
Sources and verification
Rates are compiled from DOLE / NWPC regional wage order summaries. New orders can supersede figures mid-year. For disputes or compliance, rely on official issuances, not this page alone.
Related guide
Minimum Wage Philippines 2026: Regional Differences and Practical Budget Use
Understand why minimum wage differs by region, how to convert daily rates to monthly estimates, and how to use wage floors responsibly for salary planning.
Read the guide