LiSEAnsyado

Ride the Wave to Registration

Modernizing Cantilan's Fishery. Simplified registration, enhanced compliance, and sustainable seas for our local heroes.

Why Register Your Vessel & Gear?

Registration is a crucial step for every Filipino fisherfolk. It ensures you operate legally, promotes safety at sea, and opens doors to government support.

Operate Legally
A valid registration is your license to fish, preventing penalties and ensuring your livelihood is protected under Philippine law.
Access Gov't Programs
Registered fisherfolk are prioritized for fuel subsidies, gear assistance, training, and other support programs from BFAR and the LGU.
Enhance Maritime Safety
Registration helps authorities in monitoring fishing activities, aiding in search and rescue operations, and combating illegal fishing.

How It Works: Get Your License in 6 Easy Steps

A clear and simple path to getting your vessel or gear licensed.

Step 1: Create Account
Register your fisherfolk profile on the LiSEAnsyado portal to begin.
Step 2: Verify BoatR & FishR
Ensure you are registered in the national BoatR and FishR databases.
Step 3: Register Gear or Vessel
Fill out the online forms with your vessel and gear details and upload photos.
Step 4: Review & Inspection
The LGU reviews your submission and schedules an inspection. After success, proceed to payment.
Step 5: Process Regulatory Payment
Settle the necessary fees for your registration or renewal through the portal.
Step 6: Get License & QR Code
Once approved, your digital license will be in your portal, and you'll receive a physical license and a QR code sticker for your vessel or gear.

BoatR & FishR Requirements

Before registering your gear or vessel, you must first be enrolled in the national databases: BoatR for boats and FishR for fisherfolk.

BoatR (Boat Registration)
For the registration of fishing vessels 3 Gross Tonnage (GT) and below.
  • Proof of ownership (e.g., official receipt, deed of sale).
  • Clear, colored photos of the vessel (front, back, and side views).
  • Certificate of registration from your municipality or city.
  • Valid government-issued ID of the owner.
FishR (Fisherfolk Registration)
For the official listing of all fisherfolk in the country.
  • Duly accomplished FishR form from your LGU.
  • Recent 2x2 ID picture.
  • Proof of residency (e.g., Barangay Certificate).
  • Must be at least 18 years old and part of a fishing household.