Convert Your Selfie to Thailand Visa Photo Size Online for Free

Yes. You can make your Thailand visa photo online for free: PhotoGov gives two free ID photos per day, depending on your location. Use a reliable free visa photo maker: upload your selfie, wait while the service adjusts it to current Thai visa specs — either for online submission for your eVisa or in-person application at a Thai consulate or embassy. You get a ready photo in minutes, save money, and skip a visit to a photo studio.

Thailand visa photo size isn’t explicitly specified on thaievisa.go.th, but Thailand visa applications commonly use 35 x 45 mm photos for both eVisas and in-person submissions. If you’re applying for your Thai visa online, upload a sharp, recent photo on a white background, saved as a JPG or JPEG under 3MB. A photo in a different format or over the size limit will be rejected.

Yes. Many Thai embassies and consulates accept paper visa applications. Photo requirements are set by the specific mission you apply through — always check the official website or call directly to the hotline. If you’re using online visa-making tools, make sure they provide a high-resolution, printable photo file, not just a digital one. When using PhotoGov, you receive a professional-grade PDF sheet with a selected number of photos that you can print out at the nearest shop, or a JPEG sheet that you can print at home on photographic paper.

Your Thailand visa photo must have been taken within the last six months and accurately reflect your current appearance. If anything in your looks has significantly changed, apply with a more recent photo reflecting those changes.

At the "Upload Photograph" step under Applicant Information, alongside the biodata page of your passport. Remember that the accepted format for both the passport page and your Thailand visa photo is JPG or JPEG.

thaievisa.go.th does not specify a required background colour for the e-Visa. Based on general international requirements, the safest option is a plain white background without shadows, patterns, or textures. If you’re unsure about your picture’s backdrop, use PhotoGov — it will automatically adjust it to a plain white one, ready for submission.

Yes. You can take your Thailand visa photo on a recent iPhone or Android. Make sure you take the photo in sufficient daylight, preferably by a window. Set your phone on a tripod or hold it firmly at arm's length, take a few shots, choose the best one, and upload it to an online visa photo maker to adjust it to current Thailand visa photo specs.

Yes. Human Verification is available as a paid add-on at checkout. A senior compliance specialist reviews the final image against the current government requirements and confirms whether it complies. If it does not, they identify the specific issue and recommend a retake.

If you created your Thailand visa photo with PhotoGov and the rejection was caused by a technical fault on our side, we'll refund your payment or offer a free retake. If you used your own photo and it didn’t pass through, retake it or process it with PhotoGov, and apply again.

Yes. PhotoGov takes your privacy very seriously. We use your data only to generate the ID photo, and delete it from servers once processing is complete. We never share your personal data with third parties or external AI services. Learn more in our Privacy Policy or reach out to our Customer Support for more information.