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Visa Photo Size by Country

Pick a country below. Most visa applications use the same photo specification as that country's passport — always double-check against your specific visa form, since a few categories differ.

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How to make a visa photo

  1. Pick your destination country from the dropdown above, or from the list below.
  2. Check whether your country's visa photo spec matches its passport spec — most do, but a few (noted on the country page) differ.
  3. Upload, crop, and check your photo against the spec shown.
  4. Download the fitted photo, ready to attach to your visa application.

Frequently asked questions

Is a visa photo the same as a passport photo?

Usually, but not always. Most visa applications reuse the destination country's passport photo spec, but a few use a genuinely different size or digital upload rule — always check your specific visa form.

Which countries currently show a different visa spec on this site?

Canada (visa photos are 35×45mm vs. the 50×70mm passport print size) and Indonesia (the e-Visa portal has its own 200KB upload cap) are flagged so far — check the relevant country page for details.

Can I use this for a US visa (DS-160)?

Yes — the US entry already matches the DS-160 photo spec: 2×2in, white background, JPEG, under 240KB.

What if my visa category has different requirements than shown?

That happens — some visa categories (work, student, diplomatic) occasionally use different specs than the general tourist/passport standard. This tool is a starting point; always confirm against your specific visa form or embassy instructions.