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Free Biodata Maker Philippines 2026

Build the traditional Philippine biodata form used for local retail, service, security, and blue-collar job applications. Includes personal information, civil status, religion, government ID numbers, and character references — the complete classic Filipino format.

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Biodata vs Resume in the Philippines

Both are used for job applications in the Philippines — but they serve very different markets. Use the right one to get shortlisted faster.

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Traditional Biodata

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  • check_circle Includes civil status, religion, height, weight
  • check_circle Government IDs (SSS, TIN, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG)
  • check_circle Elementary, high school & college sections
  • check_circle Character references with contact details
  • check_circle Classic 1-page grid layout with photo slot
  • check_circle "I certify this is true and correct" declaration

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Retail (SM, Robinsons) Security agencies Food service Construction Local government
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Modern Resume / CV

Professional format
  • check_circle No personal details (no religion, civil status)
  • check_circle Professional summary & achievements-focused
  • check_circle ATS-optimized for applicant tracking systems
  • check_circle Skills, certifications, and awards sections
  • check_circle Multiple modern design templates
  • check_circle Preferred by MNCs, BPO, tech, and banking

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BPO / Call Center Banks & Finance IT / Tech OFW Multinational
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Complete guide

What goes into a Philippine biodata form

All fields covered in BioData PH's traditional biodata template — organized in the same order expected by local employers.

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Personal Information

  • Full name (Last, First, Middle)
  • Date & place of birth
  • Age, sex, civil status
  • Religion, nationality
  • Height & weight
  • Blood type
  • 2×2 photo
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Contact & Family

  • Present & permanent address
  • Mobile number & email
  • Father's name & occupation
  • Mother's maiden name & occupation
  • Spouse name (if married)
  • Number of dependents
  • Emergency contact
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Government IDs

  • SSS (Social Security System) No.
  • TIN (Tax Identification Number)
  • PhilHealth No.
  • Pag-IBIG / HDMF No.
  • GSIS No. (government employees)
  • Passport No. & expiry (optional)
  • Driver's License No. (optional)
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Educational Background

  • Elementary (school, year graduated)
  • Junior High School
  • Senior High School
  • Vocational / TESDA course
  • College (degree, school, year)
  • Post-graduate (if applicable)
  • Honors & awards received
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Work Experience

  • Company name & address
  • Position / job title
  • Employment dates (from–to)
  • Reason for leaving
  • Last salary received
  • Immediate supervisor name
  • OJT / apprenticeship (for fresh grads)
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References & Declaration

  • 3 character references
  • Each with full name & position
  • Contact number for each reference
  • Relationship to applicant
  • Signature over printed name
  • Date of completion
  • "I certify this is true and correct" oath

Philippine biodata FAQ

Everything you need to know about the traditional Filipino biodata format.

A biodata in the Philippines is a one-page personal information form used for local job applications, especially in retail, security, food service, construction, and government. Unlike a modern resume, it includes personal details such as civil status, religion, height, weight, government ID numbers (SSS, TIN, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG), and character references.

A Philippine biodata includes personal information (civil status, religion, height, weight, government IDs) and is used for local job applications — especially in retail, service, security, and blue-collar industries. A modern resume omits personal details and focuses on professional accomplishments — preferred by BPO, multinational, and tech companies. If you are unsure which to use, check the job posting. Local companies almost always require a biodata; multinational and BPO companies prefer a modern resume.

The traditional Philippine biodata is commonly required for local retail jobs (SM, Robinsons, Puregold), security agencies, food service (Jollibee, McDonald's, Chowking), local manufacturing companies, construction firms, domestic workers (kasambahay), and certain local government unit (LGU) positions. It is also used for barangay-level applications and some informal sector employment.

For national government positions (CSC, DepEd, DOH, etc.), the official form is the Personal Data Sheet (PDS / CSC Form 212) — a specific government form that BioData PH does not replicate. However, for local government units (barangay, city hall) and entry-level government-adjacent positions, a traditional biodata is often accepted. BioData PH covers all the common fields used for these applications.

Yes, completely free. No signup, no credit card, no watermark on your PDF. Fill in your personal information and download your Philippine biodata form instantly. BioData PH has always been free for all Filipino users and will remain so.

For local employers (retail, security, food service), including personal information such as civil status, religion, height, and weight is standard and expected. For professional and corporate roles — especially BPO, banking, IT, and multinational companies — these details are optional and many employers prefer you leave them out to focus on professional qualifications. BioData PH lets you choose which fields to include.

The traditional Philippine biodata form explained

The Philippine biodata — sometimes spelled "bio-data" or simply called a "biodata form" — has been a standard part of Filipino job applications for decades. Unlike the Western resume format that focuses exclusively on professional qualifications, the Philippine biodata includes a comprehensive picture of the applicant as a whole person: their family background, physical characteristics, religion, government membership records, and personal references.

The format is deeply ingrained in local hiring practices because many Philippine employers — particularly small-to-medium businesses, retail chains, security agencies, and manufacturing companies — rely on character verification and community-based trust rather than formal credential checks. Knowing an applicant's religion, civil status, and hometown can help an employer assess long-term stability, transportation logistics, and cultural fit in ways that a modern professional resume does not address.

When to use a biodata vs. a modern resume in 2026

While the rise of BPO companies and multinational employers has pushed many Filipino job seekers toward modern resume formats, the traditional biodata remains the dominant format for millions of job applications annually. A practical rule of thumb: if the employer is a local Philippine business with fewer than 100 employees, a traditional biodata is almost certainly expected. If the employer is a BPO company, bank, IT firm, or multinational corporation, use a modern ATS-friendly resume. BioData PH supports both formats so you can prepare the right document for any employer.

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