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Head/face coverage: Your face should take up about 70–80% of the photo.
Visible features: Full face visible from top of head to chin, with both ears visible.
Positioning: Head centered, upright, and not cropped (top of head not cut off).
Background color: Plain white or light-colored.
No distractions: No patterns, textures, shadows, or gradients behind you.
Lighting: Even lighting; no harsh shadows on face or background.
Orientation: Full-face, looking straight at the camera.
Eyes and mouth: Eyes open; mouth closed.
Expression: Neutral (no smiling, frowning, or exaggerated expressions).
Head position: No tilting or turning.
Image quality: Sharp, clear, in focus, and high resolution.
No defects: No blur, red-eye, over/underexposure, visible printer dots, or distortion.
Glasses: Generally not allowed unless required for medical reasons; if permitted, they must not create glare or cover the eyes.
Headgear: Only allowed for religious or medical reasons and must not obscure facial features or cast shadows.
Accepted formats (online): JPG, JPEG, or PNG.
File size: Must comply with the specific embassy/consulate upload limit (often under ~240 KB, where required) while staying clear and sharp.
Paper: High-quality photo paper only.
Finish: Matte or glossy is typically acceptable.
Printing: Professional prints are preferred; home prints may be rejected depending on the consulate.
Age of photo: Taken within the last 6 months.
Stricter rule possible: Some consulates may require photos taken within 30 days.