Passport Photo Requirements

Planning a trip and wondering what the Saudi Arabia eVisa photo requirements are in 2026? You must submit one digital photo with a white background at 200 × 200 pixels, file size 5–100 KB, and face taking up 70–80% of the photo (1.4" × 1.6" from chin to crown). The photo must be taken within the past 6 months and submitted online via an eVisa portal.

In most cases, you don’t need to provide a photo for your Bangladesh passport in 2026. A printed photo is used only in two cases: 3R-print files for children under six, and an older Machine Readable Passport (MRP) reissue that requires 45 × 55 mm printed photos. Learn more from this guide.

Applying for a Permanent Account Number (PAN) in India and unsure which photos must go on the form? This guide covers all necessary specs — from the new 3.5 x 4.5 cm (35 × 45 mm) size, a plain white background, and print standards to application channels and more.

Learn Germany passport photo requirements in 2026 — only digital, light grey background, 35x45 mm (413 × 531 pixels) & create a photo that follows all official rules and is more likely to be accepted on the first try.

Find out all official rules for 2x2 ID photos in the US — size for different formats and application methods, background, file properties, and more. Learn how to properly take and submit it to avoid a rejection.

Learn UK visa photo requirements in 2026 — 600x750-pixel size, digital-only format, background, and more. Find out how to take a correct photo and avoid application delays or rejections.

Learn state-by-state US driver’s licence photo requirements, facial expression, clothing, and eyewear rules, AAMVA and federal REAL ID standards — expert-verified by the PhotoGov team.

Complete 2026 Vietnam visa photo requirements for all application channels: e‑visa, embassy/consulate, and visa on arrival. Learn the correct size, background, format, and avoid common rejection mistakes.

Learn the updated Indian passport photo rules after the 2025 ICAO change: 35 × 45 mm size, pure white background, no glasses, and strict digital upload specs. The old 51 × 51 mm (2×2‑inch) format is no longer accepted, so use this guide to make sure your photo meets every current requirement.