Austria Passport Photo – 35x45 mm Online Maker

Austria photos and head size requirements that are listed below. 5 cm) When you are applying for an Austria Passport, the most critical thing is to make sure that the size of your photo complies with the official 35x45 mm (3.5x4. 5 cm) size requirement. If you submit a photo that doesn’t meet the requisite standards, your passport application may be delayed or rejected. Here at PhotoGov we make creating the ideal Austrian Passport photo super easy. Just upload a photo or a selfie, and we will transform it into a high definition professional ID photo ready to submit straight to your chosen embassy.

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Get photo for: Austria Passport 35x45 mm (3.5x4.5 cm)

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Tips for Your Austria Passport Photo

  • Lighting: Natural lighting is always best, but soft artificial lighting can also prevent any shadows or overexposure
  • Background: Position yourself in front of a blank white or light-colored wall. Patterns and distractions be damned
  • Positioning: Your head should be straight on and not turned to the camera. 2]:80 Subject's face should generally fill about 70–80% of the photo height
  • What to wear: Dress in dark colored monochromatic colored clothing to pop against the backdrop. Avoid white tops
  • How to Take Your Austria Passport Photo – Step by Step Step

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    1. Setting up your camera
        Using the tripod and a chair, set up your camera at the right height and take a few test shots to check the distance of right head & shoulder. Make sure the format of the photo is 35 mm x 45 mm
      • Preparation
          Have the photograph clicked in bright natural light. Make sure the background is white and plain, place a white sheet for that purpose
        • Taking the photograph
            Set the camera click on time and get into the frame. Keep a distance so that the face in the photograph is as big as 70% of the entire photo. Keep a subtle expression, avoid using extra accessories like sunglasses or jewelry 3.4 You can smile mildly
          • Editing
              Use a professional photo editor to take care of the color, light, and shadow if required
            • Printing
                Print the image on a paper and also keep a digital copy

              Appearance Guidelines

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              35mm
              34.5mm
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              Layout, size and scale by indentation for the AT passport
              • Facial Expression Neutral – mouth closed, no smiling or frowning
              • Eyes Fully open, clearly visible, facing the camera
              • Head Position Centered, facing forward
              • Face Coverage Should occupy 70–80% of the height of the photo
              • Clothing Avoid white tops; dark, solid colors preferred
              • Glasses Not allowed unless medically necessary
              • Head Coverings Allowed for religious or medical reasons, face must be fully visible
              • Lighting Even lighting, no shadows or reflections on the face or background

              *Data from government agencies

              Austrian Passports Passport Photo Requirements

              To ensure your Austria Passport photo is accepted, it must meet specific technical and appearance guidelines. Here’s a breakdown of what’s required:

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              Size

              35 x 45 mm (3.5 x 4.5 cm)

              Resolution

              Minimum 300 DPI

              Image Format

              JPEG or PNG

              File Size

              Typically under 1 MB

              Background Color

              Plain white or light-colored (no patterns or shadows)

              Printable

              Yes – required for in-person submission at Austrian authorities

              Example photos:

              Below are examples of correct and incorrect photos

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              How to take your own Austria Passport photo

              If you don’t want to go through the trouble and expense of locating and hiring a professional photographer to take your picture, you can simply take your own from home. So long as you follow the below instructions carefully, you can capture the perfect passport photo yourself:

              1. Take a picture of yourself

              Open up the PhotoGov.net photo service and take your picture. Make sure you’re not wearing any headcovers or glasses, do not wear a uniform, and keep your expression neutral. Ensure that the area is well-lit and that you are standing against a neutral background.

              How to take selfies for a passport

              Clean background. More light. Not a blurry photo.
              Watch "How to take a photo" (00:46)

              2. Upload your photo to PhotoGov AI

              Next, upload your image and process it through our site.

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              3. Receive your Passport Photo

              Finally, you can download your ID photo. These images can be printed off, or you can simply use them as digital photos.

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              How to take Austria Passport photos for babies and kids

              When taking pictures of babies and children for passport, many of the same rules apply; for example, they must still adhere to the dress code, and the photograph must be high-quality and well-lit. With that being said, the State Department is generally more forgiving when it comes to the neutral expression requirement.

              • If you are photographing a newborn:
              • Spread a white sheet out over the floor.
              • Place the baby down on the sheet and take their photograph against it.

              For slightly older babies:

              • Prop them up in a child’s chair against a white sheet.
              • If they are still unable to hold up their head, prop it up for them using a hand behind the sheet. Ensure no one else is visible in the shot.
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              Additional Compliance Tips

            • No Retouching – Do not use filters or any apps that change’s ones facial features
            • Sharpness – Make sure the image is not blurry or pixelated
            • Face Coverage – Your face should take up 70-80% of the photo height
            • File Format & Size – JPEG or PNG. Less than 1 MB for digital submission
            • Common Mistakes to Avoid

            • Using the wrong size (e.g. passport instead of 35x45 mm)
            • Sporting any glasses or head coverings that obscure your face (unless your religion or a medical issue requires you to)
            •  Misusing blurry, low-quality, or overexposed photos
            • Backgrounds with shadows, patterns, or objects

              These problems will be identified and corrected as part of the flow of the PhotoGov application

            • Submission & Printing

            • For Submission In-Person: Print Your Photo on Photo Paper. High Quality Matte or Glossy Finish Paper Only, Size 35x45 mm (3.5x4. 5 cm)

            • For Digital Submission: You should also submit a digital picture of yours in the Austria visa application portal or consulate system. Make sure it is within the size and resolution guidelines

            • FAQ

              • Please submit a 35 mm x 45 mm (3.5 cm x 4.5 cm) photograph.
              • Yes! Provided the photo is according to the terms, you can use your phone. Upload those to PhotoGov to apply automatic corrections.
              • No, we don't allow glasses unless they are medically needed. Make sure no reflections visible when wearing glasses.
              • Your picture must have been taken in the last 6 months to reflect the same appearance you have at your desired test center.
              • You can edit and resubmit your photo via PhotoGov, as long as it has not yet been approved.
              • Yes, provided the document prerequisites are similar.