What does a CV need to look like in Philippines?

Common in the Philippines: 2-page CV with photo often included, DOB and full personal details common. AlmiCV applies these Philippines conventions for you and can translate into English.

Will AlmiCV get my CV past company tracking software?

It scores your CV the way modern ATS software does and shows you exactly what to fix — starting with the biggest filter: matching your job title to the role.

Is AlmiCV really free to start?

Yes. You can build, preview, and test your layout at no cost. Pro is a flat $7 — no hidden download walls, no weekly renewals. What you see is what you pay.

Will the AI make my CV sound robotic?

No. It sharpens your own sentences instead of replacing them with generic blocks. You keep full control of your own voice.

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Around 75% of resumes are filtered out by ATS software before a human ever sees them. Every silent rejection means a machine threw your document out in seconds — over formatting or missing keywords.

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CV conventions in Philippines

Common in the Philippines: 2-page CV with photo often included, DOB and full personal details common.

Page length: 2-page
Photo: optional
Address: full
Date of birth: common
GPA: common
References: list

AlmiCV writes and translates into English with built-in AI.

Local term for a CV: résumé (CV is used for academic and research roles)
Currency: the Philippine peso (PHP, ₱)
Major hiring hubs: Manila, Quezon City, Cebu, Davao, Makati

Applying for jobs in Philippines

The Philippines is a global business-process outsourcing hub, alongside services, healthcare, IT, and significant overseas Filipino worker (OFW) migration.

Formatting points for Philippines

A résumé typically runs two to three pages.
Fresh graduates list their OJT (on-the-job training).
Licensed professions name the PRC license with its validity.
It commonly ends with three character references.

Work route for internationals

Foreigners coming in generally need an Alien Employment Permit (AEP) and work visa — check official Philippine sources before relying on any route.

Where Philippines CVs actually get used: JobStreet, Kalibrr, LinkedIn, Indeed, Bossjob.

514 role-specific guides for Philippines

Pick the role you're applying for — each guide includes role-specific AI prompts, template picks, and cross-product deep links.

Healthcare & Medical (104)

Technology & IT (72)

Finance & Accounting (54)

Sales & Marketing (50)

Education & Training (25)

Legal (8)

Engineering (16)

Construction & Skilled Trades (30)

Manufacturing & Production (8)

Hospitality, Tourism & Food (17)

Beauty & Personal Care (21)

Creative, Design & Media (17)

Public Sector, Social & Other (39)

Business, Office & Admin (24)

Human Resources (9)

Customer Service & Retail (11)

Science & Research (9)

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A real ATS score — not a vanity number
Clear, data-backed checks on your document structure, so it reaches human hands instead of vanishing in a database.
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It rewrites weak lines in your own voice. “Managed a team” becomes “Led a team of 8 to deliver features ahead of schedule.” No robotic filler.
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The real trick to beating tracking systems is tailoring your CV to each posting. Our Pro tier opens unlimited CV variants for you, so you can match every role.
Built for the systems you'll actually face
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Feature	Free ($0)	Pro Monthly ($7)	Pro Yearly ($60)
CVs you can store	Up to 3	Unlimited	Unlimited
AI assists	5 / month	Unlimited	Unlimited
Premium layouts	Standard	All layouts open	All layouts open
Translation	—	8 major languages	8 major languages
Interview prep	—	Custom question generator	Custom question generator
Billing	$0 forever	Cancel anytime (Stripe)	Billed yearly (~$5/mo)

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Questions answered

What does a CV need to look like in Philippines?: Common in the Philippines: 2-page CV with photo often included, DOB and full personal details common. AlmiCV applies these Philippines conventions for you and can translate into English.
What is the main work route for international applicants in Philippines?: Foreigners coming in generally need an Alien Employment Permit (AEP) and work visa — check official Philippine sources before relying on any route.
Will AlmiCV get my CV past company tracking software?: It scores your CV the way modern ATS software does and shows you exactly what to fix — starting with the biggest filter: matching your job title to the role.
Is AlmiCV really free to start?: Yes. You can build, preview, and test your layout at no cost. Pro is a flat $7 — no hidden download walls, no weekly renewals. What you see is what you pay.
Will the AI make my CV sound robotic?: No. It sharpens your own sentences instead of replacing them with generic blocks. You keep full control of your own voice.

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