Boracay Condominiums for Rent

Monthly rental rates for Boracay condominiums range from PHP 12,000 for a basic studio in Station 3 to PHP 120,000 or more for a premium two-bedroom unit at Station 1. The most common range for expats and long-term residents is PHP 20,000–50,000 per month for a furnished one-bedroom unit.

Yes. Foreign nationals can rent condominium units in Boracay on monthly or long-term lease agreements without restriction. There are no foreign ownership rules that apply to rental agreements. A standard lease agreement is typically 6–12 months, with longer terms available at discounted rates.

Most furnished Boracay condominium rentals include furniture, appliances, air conditioning, and WiFi. Association dues and building maintenance are typically covered by the landlord. Utilities (electricity, water) are usually paid separately by the tenant. Always confirm inclusions before signing.

To rent a condominium in Boracay, you typically need a valid passport or government ID, proof of income or employment, and a security deposit (usually 2 months) plus advance rent (1–2 months). Foreign nationals may also need to show their visa or residency status.

This depends on your timeline and goals. Renting makes sense for stays under 2–3 years or if you want flexibility. Buying makes sense if you plan to stay long-term, want rental income when not using the property, or are investing for capital appreciation. BORACAYNAVI can help you model both scenarios.