Example Of Biodata Form Template for Philippines - MS Word Format

• Job applications
• Marriage proposals
• Scholarship applications
• Government documentation
• Visa and immigration processes

• Personal Information Section - Name, address, contact details
• Educational Background - Schools attended and degrees earned
• Work Experience - Chronological employment history
• Skills and Qualifications - Technical and soft skills
• Character References - Professional references section
• Photo Attachment - Space for your professional photo
• Fully Editable - Customize fonts, colors, and layout
• Philippines-Specific Fields - Includes TIN, SSS, and other local requirements

Check out our editable Online Customizable Philippines Biodata Maker. Professional and well formatted biodata template for easy customization!

1. Download the MS Word file (compatible with Word 2007 and later)
2. Open the document and edit all fields with your personal information
3. Replace the placeholder photo with your professional picture
4. Customize the layout if needed (change colors, fonts, or section order)
5. Save your completed biodata form as PDF for professional submission

• Keep your biodata concise (1-2 pages maximum)
• Use a professional photo with proper attire
• Double-check all contact information
• List your most recent education and employment first
• Include only relevant skills and qualifications
• Ask permission before listing someone as a reference
• Save with a professional filename (e.g., "Juan_Dela_Cruz_Biodata.docx")

Q: What's the difference between biodata and resume?
A: Biodata typically includes more personal information than a resume and follows a standardized format.

Q: Is a photo required in Philippine biodata forms?
A: While not always mandatory, most Philippine employers expect a professional photo attached to biodata forms.

Q: Can I use this biodata form for overseas employment?
A: Yes, our template can be adapted for overseas applications, but check if the destination country requires a CV or resume instead.

Q: How should I submit my completed biodata form?
A: Most employers in the Philippines accept biodata forms via email (as PDF attachment) or printed copies.