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Indonesia Visa Photo Size

Indonesia's e-Visa portal (evisa.imigrasi.go.id) requires a self-uploaded photo — JPG/JPEG/PNG, max 200KB — which is a genuinely separate requirement from the passport process (which captures your photo in person, no upload spec applies). This tool only fits and checks against the Indonesia passport photo spec below (exactly 35×45 mm at 300 DPI, plain white, saved as JPEG) — treat it as a starting point for a visa photo, not a guarantee.

Reference data, not legal advice. Head size, background color, lighting, and expression aren't checked automatically; that needs face-detection features this build doesn't include yet.

Indonesia passport (visa may differ) photo requirements
Photo size35 × 45 mm (1.38 × 1.77 in)
Size in pixels413 × 531 px at 300 DPI
Print resolution300 DPI minimum
Head height28–33 mm chin to crown
BackgroundPlain white
Max file sizeNo limit published in this reference set
File formatJPEG
SourceCommonly cited — verify. Corrected from an earlier 'red background' figure — no current official imigrasi.go.id source requires a red background for ordinary passports; that idea appears to be confusion with unrelated Indonesian documents (e.g. SKCK police certificates, some student ID cards) that do use red/blue backgrounds. Modern passport photos are captured in person during biometric enrollment, so this print spec has narrow real-world use.

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How to make a Indonesia visa photo

  1. Indonesia is already selected above — check the requirements table matches what you need.
  2. Tap the upload box and choose a photo. You'll crop it to the exact 35×45 mm ratio next.
  3. Adjust the crop, then review the automated checks — aspect ratio, resolution, format, and file size.
  4. Download the fitted photo, or scroll down to generate a printable sheet (4R, A4, Letter) if you need physical prints.

Frequently asked questions

What size does a Indonesia visa photo need to be?

Indonesia's e-Visa portal (evisa.imigrasi.go.id) requires a self-uploaded photo — JPG/JPEG/PNG, max 200KB — which is a genuinely separate requirement from the passport process (which captures your photo in person, no upload spec applies).

What is the Indonesia visa photo size in pixels?

413×531 pixels at 300 DPI (35×45 mm). The tool sets this automatically from the DPI you choose.

What background does Indonesia require?

Plain white. Photograph against a plain wall or sheet in that color for the best result — the "flatten background to white" option in the tool can help clean up a close-but-not-perfect background too.

Can I use a phone photo for my Indonesia visa application?

Yes, as long as it's well-lit, in focus, and shot against a plain background you can crop tightly around.

Is there a file size limit for a Indonesia visa photo?

No published file size limit is listed for Indonesia in this reference set — check the destination site directly if your application enforces one.

How confident are you in this data?

Marked "commonly cited — verify" rather than "widely documented" in the requirements table above. Corrected from an earlier 'red background' figure — no current official imigrasi.go.id source requires a red background for ordinary passports; that idea appears to be confusion with unrelated Indonesian documents (e.g. SKCK police certificates, some student ID cards) that do use red/blue backgrounds. Modern passport photos are captured in person during biometric enrollment, so this print spec has narrow real-world use.

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