In June 2026 the ITF rebranded as World Tennis; you will still see “ITF” on many pages and events until 2027. The junior tour is graded J30 (entry level) up to J500 and the junior Grand Slams.
Step by step
- Get an IPIN. Every player needs a valid IPIN Juniors membership (ipin.itftennis.com) with an annual fee (it was US$55 in 2024 — check the current amount).
- Complete the required World Tennis Academy courses — without them you can’t use the online entry system.
- Get a World Tennis Number. In J30 and J60 events, players with a World Tennis Number can be prioritised in entry, so play rated events first.
- Enter before the deadline through IPIN — usually about three weeks before the event. You can enter up to three junior events in the same week.
- Sign in on time the evening before your draw starts.
Both: 32-player main draws and 16-player qualifying for boys and girls, round robin to elimination.
| IPIN membership | about ₱3,500 a year |
|---|---|
| Entry fee | Set per event — see the fact sheet |
| Home J30 week in Manila | ₱5,000–₱20,000 |
| Asian J30/J60 week abroad, player + parent | ₱45,000–₱110,000 |
Sources: J30 Manila #1 · J30 Manila #2 · 2026 junior rule changes.
Information checked October 17, 2026. Dates, fees and rules change — always confirm on the official site before you enter or pay. Budgets are FlashCourt estimates, not quotes. FlashCourt is independent and not affiliated with PHILTA, World Tennis (ITF), UTR Sports or any player.