It's crucial to send the right image for a Turkey visa application; even tiny size, background, or lighting discrepancies could lead to processing delays or denials. Using your phone or camera, our online tool at PhotoGov.net guides you through a few simple steps to produce a completely compliant 50x60 mm Turkey visa photo. We guarantee your image satisfies all official criteria fast, cheap, and stress-free whether you want a paper version or a digital file.
Source: official website www.konsolosluk.gov.tr
Instantly resizes your photo to the precise 50x60 mm size using auto resizing
Removes shadows, textures, or patterns from any background
Adjusts lighting and sharpness to raise quality
Get both printable and downloadable copies
Fits the photo criteria of the Turkish visa authorities
To avoid any issues with your application, your visa photo must comply with the official technical and appearance standards.
Size | 50 mm × 60 mm (5x6 cm) |
Aspect Ratio | 5:6 |
Resolution | Minimum 600 DPI |
Image Format | JPEG, PNG (for digital); high-quality photo paper (for print) |
File Size | Typically under 1 MB (if uploading online) |
Background | Plain white or very light gray, no patterns or shadows |
Printable | Yes – for consulate/embassy applications |
Digital Submission | Accepted on official visa portals if allowed by the consulate |
Accessories | No hats, headphones, jewelry, or visible tech |
Lighting | Uniform light, no shadows on face or background |
Neutral – no smiling, no frowning
Open, clearly visible, no red-eye
Centered in frame, straight, not tilted
Should occupy 70–80% of the photo height
Allowed only for religious/medical reasons; face must be fully visible
Not allowed (remove all types)
Choose the Document Type
On PhotoGov.net, select “Turkey Visa – 50x60 mm”
Take Your Photo
Use your smartphone or digital camera. Stand in front of a plain wall, 1.5 to 2 meters from the camera
Upload the Photo
Make sure the lighting is soft and even. Your head should be straight, expression neutral
Crop, Resize & Edit
Our platform will automatically crop, size, enhance brightness, and correct the background
Download and Submit
Save your ready-to-use photo. You can print it or submit it online, depending on your consulate’s requirements
Lighting: Use indirect daylight or soft indoor lighting. Avoid overhead lights and harsh shadows.
Background: A white or light-colored wall is ideal. We will correct imperfections if needed.
Camera Setup: Use a tripod or ask someone to help. Keep the camera at eye level.
Posture: Sit or stand upright. Look directly into the camera with a relaxed, neutral expression.
Avoid Filters: Do not use beauty filters or apps — this can lead to rejections.
Submitting the wrong size (e.g., passport-size instead of 50x60 mm)
Wearing white clothing on a white background
Blurry or underexposed images
Smiling or raising eyebrows
Using selfies with unnatural angles
Background shadows or visual distractions
Wearing glasses or accessories that cover part of the face
Our system automatically detects and corrects these issues during processing.
Printing: Use high-quality photo paper (glossy or matte). Ensure size is exactly 50x60 mm when printing.
Digital Submission: Upload the JPEG file provided by PhotoGov. Confirm file size and resolution on your consulate’s portal.
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 visa photo 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.
Watch "How to take a photo" (00:46)
Next, upload your image and process it through our site.
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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