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The photograph must be in color and measure 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm).
The printed photo must be sharp and have smooth, continuous tone quality.
A full-face, front-facing view with eyes open is required.
The entire head must be visible, from the top of the hair to the bottom of the chin.
The head must be centered within the frame.
The background must be plain white.
There must be no shadows on the face or in the background.
The applicant must wear colored clothing.
Clothing must not be patterned, textured, or pure white.
Head coverings are allowed only for religious reasons, and the full face(from chin to forehead and both sides)must be clearly visible.
Facial expression must appear natural.
Lighting must be evenly balanced to prevent facial shadows.
The background must also be evenly lit to avoid dark areas or shadows.
Photos must be printed on thin photographic paper or stock.
The print must be clear with continuous tone quality.
Retouching, softening, or enhancing the photo is not allowed.
High-resolution photography and printing are strongly recommended.
Both digital and conventional photography and printing methods are acceptable.
Printed photos must show smooth tones regardless of printing method
Pixelation, dot patterns, or loss of fine facial details are not acceptable.
Brightness and contrast must be properly adjusted so both the subject and background appear natural.
Skin tones must look natural and accurate.
Poor color balance or contrast that hides facial features is unacceptable.
Lighting that causes unnatural color casts must be corrected using appropriate filters.
The head must face the camera directly and must not be tilted or turned.
Both sides of the face must be clearly visible.
Eyes must be open, level, and fully visible, with no obstruction from hair or eyeglass frames.
Reflections or glare on eyeglasses must be avoided.
Tinted or dark glasses are not permitted.
Photos must not be overexposed or underexposed.
Balanced three-point lighting is recommended.
Facial features must be clearly visible.
Diffused lighting is preferred over direct point lighting.
Infants under one year may have their eyes closed.
For children under ten, slight flexibility is allowed in face height, eye position, facial expression, and gaze direction.
The photo must still be clear, front-facing, and show only the child, with no toys, chair backs, or other people visible.
The child must look at the camera with a neutral expression and closed mouth.