Resume builder for jobs in Singapore. Work pass status, notice period, A4.
Choose a template, fill in your experience or import your old CV, and watch your resume take shape as you type. Your work pass status and notice period have a clear place, so recruiters in Singapore get their answers early.
Free to build and preview, $9 once to download. No sign-up; your details are saved in your browser, not on our servers.
Built for Singapore applications
Your work status in one line
Use the optional visa status field for 'Singapore Citizen', 'Permanent Resident' or your pass type, so the recruiter knows at once whether a work pass is involved.
Bring your old CV with you
Import a PDF or Word resume and the form fills in for you to review. Handy when you last touched your resume two jobs ago.
Clean for job portals and ATS
Every template uses real, selectable text with nothing baked into images, so job portals and applicant tracking systems read your resume properly. A4 by default.
Resume templates for jobs in Singapore
See all 28
Tech, design, startups
Creative, media, sales, personal brands
Design, architecture, creative agencies
Writers, communications, design leads
Product, marketing, operations
Any industry, applicant tracking systems
Startups, marketing, product
Sales, management, client-facing roles
What employers in Singapore expect on a resume
State citizenship or pass type
Whether you are a Singapore Citizen, a Permanent Resident or on a pass such as an Employment Pass, S Pass or Dependant's Pass affects how an employer can hire you. One line in your personal details answers it.
Leave off your NRIC number
Do not put your NRIC number on your resume; data protection guidance limits when organisations may collect it. The Tripartite Guidelines on Fair Employment Practices also discourage employers from asking about age, race, religion, marital status and family responsibilities unless the job requires it, so those details can go too.
A photo is optional
Photos are optional in Singapore. Some candidates include a professional headshot and many leave it off; nobody will mark you down for leaving it out.
One to two pages, results first
One page suits fresh graduates, and two pages is normal for experienced professionals. Lead your bullets with results and numbers, and keep older roles short.
Notice period and National Service
Recruiters ask about notice periods early, so state yours in your summary or personal details. Many Singaporean men also list full-time National Service with dates and any leadership role, which helps graduates with little work history.
Resume examples. Written for your job.
All examples- Product designer
- Marketing manager
- Software engineer
- Sales account executive
- Financial analyst
- Registered nurse
- Teacher
- Student and recent graduate
- Project manager
- Data analyst
- HR and recruiter
- Operations manager
- Accountant
- Civil engineer
- Administrative assistant
- Customer service agent
- Receptionist
- Mechanical engineer
- Graphic designer
- Procurement officer
Resume guides. Read before you apply.
All guides- How long should a CV be? Pages by country and career stageOne page or two? The honest answer by career stage and by country, and how to cut a long CV without losing what matters.
- How to write a CV with no experience: students and fresh graduatesNo full-time job yet? What to put on your first CV, how to write it so it reads like evidence, and the mistakes that make graduate CVs look thin.
- How to make an ATS-friendly CVHow applicant tracking systems read a CV, which layouts and files trip them up, and how to match the job ad's keywords without stuffing.
Build free. Pay $9 once to download.
There is nothing to pay while you write: every template, full editing, live preview and CV import are free, with no sign-up. Downloading the PDF needs the CVFalcon Pass, a one-time payment of $9, priced in US dollars. It covers unlimited downloads of every template for good, with no subscription.
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Singapore resume questions
Resume or CV in Singapore?
Both words are used for the same document, and employers understand either. Keep it to one or two A4 pages focused on experience and results.
Should I include my NRIC number?
No. Keep it off your resume. Employers ask for identity details when they need them, usually at the offer stage.
Should I state my expected salary?
Not on the resume. Many application forms and recruiters ask for current and expected salary; answer there, where you can give context.
British or American spelling?
British spelling is the norm in Singapore: organisation, programme, colour. Whichever you use, keep it consistent.
Is CVFalcon free?
Making and previewing your resume is free in every template, with no account. To download the PDF, you buy the CVFalcon Pass once for $9: unlimited downloads and no subscription.