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India Visa Photo Maker Online – 2x2 Inch, 51x51 mm & e-Visa Requirements

Create a compliant india visa photo that meets every official rule for e-Visa, tourist, business, medical, and conference applications. Get the correct india visa photo size of 2x2 inches (51x51 mm), 600x600 pixels resolution, plain white background, and a JPEG file under 1 MB automatically, ready to upload or print.

  • Official 2x2 inch / 51x51 mm size
  • 600x600 pixels resolution
  • JPEG between 10 KB and 1 MB
  • Designed to meet India e-Visa photo requirements
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By ClonyPDF Editorial Team Compiled from Bureau of Immigration, e-Visa portal and ICAO sources Last reviewed Sources

India Visa Photo Size (Quick Answer)

An India visa photo must be 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm) and square, on a plain white background, saved as a JPEG between 10 KB and 1 MB. The recommended resolution is 600 × 600 pixels, and the face must fill 70–80% of the frame height.

SpecificationRequired value
Photo size2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm), square
Recommended pixels600 × 600 px at 300 DPI
Minimum pixels350 × 350 px
File formatJPEG only, sRGB colour
File size10 KB minimum, 1 MB maximum
BackgroundPlain white, no shadow or pattern
Face coverage70–80% of frame height
Head height (derived)Approx. 36–41 mm chin to crown on the 51 mm frame
Eye lineUpper 55–65% of the frame
ExpressionNeutral, mouth closed, both eyes open
Age of photoWithin the last 6 months
Copies required1 digital upload (e-Visa) or 2 printed (paper visa)

Full national standards for every country are indexed in the requirements by country hub, visa-specific standards in the visa photo guides hub, and every individual rule in the passport photo rules library.

India Visa Photo Visual Reference

The India visa photo is a perfect square. The diagram below shows the same photo expressed three ways — 2 × 2 inches, 51 × 51 millimetres, and 600 × 600 pixels at 300 DPI. All three describe one identical frame.

India visa photo size diagram showing a square frame measured as 2 by 2 inches, 51 by 51 millimetres and 600 by 600 pixels at 300 DPI
India visa photo size diagram · 2 × 2 inches
The 2 × 2 inch square used by the India visa, US visa and OCI card. For the full unit breakdown see 2x2 photo size, and for pixel conversions see 2x2 photo size in pixels.
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Our Passport Photo Maker is pre-configured for India visa applications. Upload any clear photo of yourself and the tool automatically detects your face, fixes the background, and crops the image to the exact dimensions required by the Indian Bureau of Immigration. The result is an instantly downloadable JPEG ready for the e-Visa portal or a printed 2x2 inch photo for embassy submissions.

  • Official India visa photo dimensions
  • Automatic face detection and centring
  • Background correction to plain white
  • Instant download of digital and print versions
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India Visa Photo Size
2 × 2 in (51 × 51 mm)
Pixels: 600 × 600 (300 DPI)
Background: Plain white
Format: JPEG, sRGB
File size: 10 KB – 1 MB

India e-Visa Photo Requirements

The India e-Visa portal automatically validates every uploaded photo against strict technical rules. If your image fails any check, the upload is rejected immediately and you cannot complete the application. Below are the current india e visa photo requirements you must follow to upload a valid file.

e-Visa Photo SpecificationRequired Value
File formatJPEG only (PNG, GIF, BMP, HEIC not accepted)
Image shapeSquare (equal width and height)
Minimum file size10 KB
Maximum file size1 MB
Minimum resolution350 × 350 pixels
Recommended resolution600 × 600 pixels
Colour modeColour, sRGB colour space
Face coverage70–80% of the frame
BackgroundPlain white, no shadows or patterns
BordersNo borders, frames, or text overlays
Image qualitySharp, no blur, no pixelation, no filters

Common India e-Visa Photo Upload Errors

  • "Photo not in JPEG format" — Convert your image to JPEG before upload. iPhones save HEIC by default; the HEIC to JPEG guide covers conversion.
  • "Photo dimensions are not square" — Crop the image to equal width and height. See the crop guide.
  • "Photo size exceeds 1 MB" — Compress the file. See the reduce file size guide.
  • "Photo resolution too low" — Use at least 350×350 pixels, ideally 600×600. See the resize to 600x600 guide.
  • "Face not detected" — Centre your face and use better lighting. See the face size requirements.
  • "Background is not white" — Re-shoot against a plain white wall or use our auto-background fix. See the background colour rules.

The file-size window is unusually wide. India accepts anything from 10 KB up to 1 MB, which is far more generous than most visa portals — the Schengen and US DS-160 systems cap at 240 KB. A 600 × 600 JPEG at quality 85 typically lands between 60 KB and 150 KB, comfortably inside the India range with no heavy compression needed.

Do not over-compress to chase a small file. Dropping below roughly 30 KB introduces blocking around the eyes and hairline, which fails the sharpness check even though the file size passes. Broader portal rules are covered in the digital passport photo requirements guide.

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India Visa Photo Size in Pixels

The india visa photo size in pixels depends on the print resolution (DPI). The Indian e-Visa portal accepts any square image of at least 350×350 pixels, but 600×600 pixels at 300 DPI is the recommended standard because it prints cleanly at the official 2x2 inch size and uploads well within the 1 MB limit.

DPI (Print Quality)Width (pixels)Height (pixels)Use Case
175 DPI350 px350 pxMinimum accepted for e-Visa upload
300 DPI600 px600 pxRecommended for e-Visa and print
600 DPI1200 px1200 pxHigh-quality print, may need compression

Our tool generates the india e visa photo pixels at the recommended 600×600 resolution by default, which works for both online upload and 2x2 inch printing without any quality loss.

Why you cannot enlarge a small photo

Upscaling a 350 × 350 image to 600 × 600 does not add detail — it interpolates, and the result is soft around the eyes and hairline. Automated checks measure sharpness, so an upscaled file can fail even when the pixel count reads correctly. Shoot wide and crop down instead. Sharpness and compression standards are covered in passport photo resolution rules.

Passport and visa photo pixel size chart showing 600x600 pixels for the India visa and 2x2 inch square standard alongside 413x531 for the 35x45 mm format at 300 DPI
Passport and visa photo pixel size chart
Pixel dimensions at 300 DPI across the most requested standards. For every country conversion see passport photo size in pixels and passport size photo dimensions.

India Visa Photo Size in MM, CM and Inches

The official India visa photo is a square format. The same dimensions are commonly expressed in millimetres, centimetres, and inches depending on the country or photo studio. All three measurements describe exactly the same photo.

UnitWidth × HeightCommonly Used In
Millimetres (mm)51 × 51 mmEmbassy forms, Asia, Europe
Centimetres (cm)5.1 × 5.1 cmIndian photo studios, general use
Inches2 × 2 inchesUSA, UK, Canada, official India spec
Pixels (300 DPI)600 × 600 pxe-Visa portal upload

When ordering prints at a photo lab, you can ask for either "2 by 2 inch India visa photo" or "51 by 51 mm visa photo" — both will give you the correct result.

Complete India Visa Photo Requirements

The Indian Bureau of Immigration and the e-Visa application portal apply strict standards for photos. These rules cover tourist, business, medical, conference, and e-Visa categories. Each rule below links to the detailed standard in the passport photo rules library.

RequirementSpecification
Photo dimensions2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm), square, 1:1 ratio
Recommended pixels600 × 600 px at 300 DPI
Background colourPlain white — see background colour rules
LightingEven and diffuse, no shadow behind the head — see shadow rules
Face visibilityFull face, front view, no obstructions
Head positioningCentred, facing camera, shoulders level
Face coverage70–80% of frame height — see face size requirements
Head height (derived)Approx. 36–41 mm chin to crown on the 51 mm frame — see head size rules
Eye lineUpper 55–65% of the frame, both eyes open — see eyes requirements
HairMust not cover the eyes or the face outline — see hair rules
EarsNot mandatory, but the face outline must be clear — see ears visibility rules
Glasses rulesNot allowed; remove eyewear — see glasses rules
ExpressionNeutral, mouth closed, both eyes open — see smile rules
Head coveringOnly for religious reasons; face fully visible — see head covering rules
File format (e-Visa)JPEG, sRGB colour space
File size (e-Visa)Minimum 10 KB, maximum 1 MB
Digital editingNot permitted — no filters, beauty mode, skin smoothing or portrait blur
Recency of photoTaken within the last 6 months
Quantity (paper visa)2 identical recent colour photos

On head height: the published India rule is expressed as face coverage — 70 to 80 percent of the frame height — rather than a fixed millimetre range. On the 51 mm frame that works out to roughly 36 to 41 mm from chin to crown. Do not apply the 25–35 mm figure used by US passport photos: it is a different standard for a different face-to-frame ratio, and it will leave your head too small in an India visa frame.

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Photo Requirements by India Visa Type

The photo specifications are the same for every category of Indian visa — the 2x2 inch square format with a plain white background applies whether you are applying for tourism, business, medical treatment, or studies. Our tool produces a single compliant photo that works for all visa types listed below.

India Tourist Visa Photo

For e-Tourist Visa (eTV) and paper tourist visa applications. The standard 2x2 inch square photo applies to all tourist visa subtypes including 30-day, 1-year, and 5-year visas.

2x2 in · White BG · JPEG

India Business Visa Photo

For e-Business Visa and paper business visa applications. Required for conferences, trade meetings, recruitment, and consulting visits to India.

2x2 in · White BG · JPEG

India Medical Visa Photo

For e-Medical Visa and Medical Attendant Visa applications. Same photo specifications apply for the patient and any accompanying attendants.

2x2 in · White BG · JPEG

India Conference Visa Photo

For e-Conference Visa applications attending seminars, workshops, or events organised by Indian ministries, NGOs, or PSUs.

2x2 in · White BG · JPEG

India Student Visa Photo

For Student Visa (S-Visa) applications for full-time courses at Indian universities and recognised institutions. Same 2x2 inch photo specifications.

2x2 in · White BG · JPEG

India Employment Visa Photo

For Employment Visa applications by foreign nationals taking up employment with an Indian company. Same photo specifications apply.

2x2 in · White BG · JPEG

How to Create an India Visa Photo Online

Creating a fully compliant photo at home takes less than a minute. Use our tool to handle all technical adjustments automatically while you focus on getting a clear shot.

Take or Upload Your Photo

Use a phone or camera to take a clear front-facing photo against a plain white wall, then upload the image to the tool.

Automatic Face Detection

The tool detects your face, verifies lighting, and checks head height proportions against India visa specifications.

Background Correction

The system standardises the background to plain white and removes shadows so the photo passes e-Visa checks.

Auto Crop to 2x2 Inches

The image is cropped exactly to the official 51x51 mm square format at 600×600 pixels with correct face positioning. See the crop guide for how the 1:1 ratio and face coverage are applied together.

Download Digital and Print Files

Download a digital JPEG under 1 MB for the e-Visa portal or a print-ready 4x6 layout for embassy applications.

How to Take an India Visa Photo With Your Phone

You do not need a professional camera or a studio. Modern smartphones produce images at resolutions far higher than the e-Visa portal requires. Follow this setup once and you will get a compliant shot on the first attempt.

The setup

  • Find a plain white wall. No posters, switches, sockets, or visible texture in the frame behind you.
  • Stand one metre from the wall. This distance prevents shadow building up directly behind your head — the single most common cause of background rejection.
  • Face a large window. Natural daylight from the front or side gives the most even skin tone. Mid-morning or mid-afternoon works best; avoid direct sunlight.
  • Hold the phone at eye level. Place it on a stable surface or have your helper hold it at the same height as your eyes to avoid distortion.
  • Use the rear camera. The back camera is sharper and higher resolution than the selfie camera.
  • Ask someone to take the photo. A helper standing one metre away frames far better than a selfie or self-timer.
  • Frame from chest up. Include your shoulders and head with a small margin above the crown. Do not zoom in.
  • Wear darker, solid clothing. Navy, grey or black gives clean contrast against the white background. Avoid white shirts.
  • Remove glasses and accessories. Take off eyewear, hats, large earrings, and headphones before the photo.
  • Take 5–10 shots. Pick the sharpest one with the most neutral expression, then upload it to the tool.

What to avoid

  • Do not use beauty mode, portrait mode, background blur, or any filter — these alter facial geometry and are treated as image manipulation.
  • Do not use the front-facing selfie camera at arm's length; the close distance distorts facial proportions.
  • Do not take the photo in direct sunlight outdoors.
  • Do not crop the photo manually in your phone gallery — let the tool apply the exact square dimensions.
  • Do not save as HEIC. Convert to JPEG first with the HEIC to JPEG guide.

India Visa Photo vs Other Document Photos

Photo size requirements vary significantly between countries and document types. The India visa photo is square at 2x2 inches, while the Indian passport photo is rectangular at 35x45 mm. Knowing the right size for the right document is essential — using the wrong size leads to rejection.

DocumentSizePixels @ 300 DPIBackgroundShape
India Visa51 × 51 mm (2x2 in)600 × 600 pxPlain whiteSquare
India Passport35 × 45 mm413 × 531 pxPlain whiteRectangular
OCI Card51 × 51 mm (2x2 in)600 × 600 pxPlain whiteSquare
US Visa51 × 51 mm (2x2 in)600 × 600 pxPlain whiteSquare
Canada Visa35 × 45 mm413 × 531 pxPlain whiteRectangular
China Visa33 × 48 mm390 × 567 pxPlain whiteRectangular
Schengen Visa35 × 45 mm413 × 531 pxLight greyRectangular
UK Passport35 × 45 mm413 × 531 pxLight grey or creamRectangular
Australia Passport35 × 45 mm413 × 531 pxPlain lightRectangular

The India visa photo shares the same square 2x2 inch format as US visa and OCI card photos, so the same printed photo can sometimes be reused across these document types — but always verify the specific portal's current file rules before submission, because the KB limits differ sharply. For the full worldwide reference see passport size photo dimensions.

India Visa Photo for a Baby, Infant or Child

India applies the same 2 x 2 inch specification to children and newborns. There is no smaller format for infants, no reduced face-coverage band, and no relaxed background rule. The practical difficulty is meeting an adult framing standard with a subject who cannot sit up, so the points below are the ones that most often cause a child photo to be refused.

Same size, same coverage

51 × 51 mm square at 600 × 600 pixels, with the face filling 70–80% of the frame height. No age exemption applies to dimensions or framing.

Child alone in the frame

No supporting hands, arms, car seat, toy or dummy may be visible, and no other person may appear. Support the child from behind a plain white sheet.

Eyes open, mouth closed

Both eyes should be open and looking towards the camera where achievable. See the eyes requirements.

No shadow behind the head

Lay the child on a plain white sheet in soft indirect daylight and photograph from directly above. Overhead side lighting creates the shadow that fails the check. See the shadow rules.

Hair off the face

Hair must not fall across the eyes or obscure the outline of the face. See the hair rules.

Shoot wide, crop down

Cropping tightly in-camera on a small face leaves too few pixels once the square frame is applied. Shoot wide and let the tool crop.

Positioning, lighting and timing technique for infants and toddlers is covered step by step in the baby passport photo at home guide.

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Printing an India Visa Photo at 2x2 Inches

Paper visa applications submitted at an Indian embassy or consulate generally require two identical printed photos, so printing is part of the specification rather than an afterthought. A 600 × 600 pixel file prints at exactly 2 × 2 inches — provided the print resolution is set to 300 DPI.

Print resolution300 DPI — disable fit-to-page and auto-scaling, which change the physical size
PaperGlossy or matte photo paper. Plain copier paper is refused
Copies per 4 × 6 inch sheetSix 2 × 2 inch photos in a two by three grid with cutting margins
CuttingGuillotine or steel rule for square edges. Do not cut inside the printed border
Colour managementsRGB. Turn off printer auto-enhance, skin smoothing and colour correction
HandlingLet ink dry fully. Do not staple, fold or glue the photo face
QuantityTwo identical copies for a paper visa; one digital upload for e-Visa

Our tool produces a 4x6 layout containing multiple identical copies that you can take to any photo lab or chemist. Printer settings, paper choice and cutting technique are covered in full in the print passport photo at home guide, and sheet layout in the print 2x2 on 4x6 guide.

Common Reasons India Visa Photos Get Rejected

The India e-Visa portal automatically scans uploaded photos and rejects anything that fails the technical checks. Embassies also reject paper photos that do not match the published rules. Each item below links to the detailed rule so you can confirm the exact tolerance. The full cross-country breakdown is in passport photo rejection reasons.

Wrong Size or Not Square

Photos that are not perfectly square or do not meet the 2x2 inch / 51x51 mm requirement are immediately rejected by the portal. See the crop guide.

Face Too Small in Frame

Applying the US 25–35 mm head rule instead of India's 70–80% face coverage leaves the head visibly too small. See the face size requirements.

Shadows

Shadows on the face or behind the head fail automatic background checks. Use even, diffused lighting and stand a metre from the wall. See the shadow rules.

Poor Lighting

Overexposed, underexposed, or unevenly lit photos do not meet quality standards and may be flagged during review.

Incorrect Background

Coloured walls, patterned backgrounds, furniture, or other people in the frame all cause rejection. Only plain white is accepted. See the background colour rules.

Face Obstruction

Glasses, hats, masks, scarves, or hair covering the face will cause rejection. Religious head coverings are allowed if the full face is visible. See the head covering rules.

Hair Across the Face

A fringe over the eyes or hair obscuring the face outline fails facial-landmark detection. See the hair rules.

Low Quality Image

Blurry, pixelated, or heavily compressed photos do not meet minimum resolution standards. See the resolution rules.

File Too Large

JPEGs over 1 MB are rejected by the e-Visa portal. Our tool automatically compresses without quality loss.

File Too Small

Files under 10 KB are refused for being over-compressed. Heavy compression also introduces blocking that fails the sharpness check.

Wrong File Format

PNG, GIF, HEIC, and BMP files are not accepted. Only JPEG is allowed. See the HEIC to JPEG guide.

Filters or Retouching

Beauty mode, portrait blur, and skin smoothing alter facial geometry and are treated as image manipulation. Shoot in a plain, unfiltered mode.

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Why Use ClonyPDF for Your India Visa Photo

Our India visa photo tool is built specifically to match the technical requirements published by the Indian Bureau of Immigration and the official e-Visa portal. Every output file is sized, formatted, and compressed to pass automated checks.

Automatic Face Detection

AI-powered face detection centres your head and verifies positioning matches India visa rules.

Background Correction

Automatic plain white background replacement, even if your original photo has a coloured wall.

Visa & Passport Support

Covers India visa, Indian passport, OCI card, and 60+ other countries with correct specifications.

Mobile Friendly

Works on any phone, tablet, or desktop browser. Upload directly from your phone gallery.

Instant Processing

Photos are processed in seconds. No queue, no waiting, no signup required.

Privacy First

Photos are processed securely and not stored permanently or shared with third parties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Size, Pixels & File Limits

What is the official india visa photo size?
The official India visa photo size is 2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm), in a square format with a plain white background. The face must fill 70 to 80 percent of the frame height, which works out to roughly 36 to 41 mm from chin to crown on a 51 mm frame.
What are the india e visa photo requirements?
For the India e-Visa, the photo must be a square JPEG, in colour, with a plain white background. The minimum resolution is 350 x 350 pixels (600 x 600 recommended) and the file size must be between 10 KB and 1 MB. PNG, GIF, BMP and HEIC files are rejected. Our India visa photo tool produces files that meet all these limits automatically.
What is the india visa photo size in pixels?
The recommended size is 600 × 600 pixels at 300 DPI. The minimum accepted is 350 × 350 pixels. Higher resolutions like 1200 × 1200 pixels are also fine as long as the final file stays under 1 MB.
What is the India visa photo file size limit?
Between 10 KB and 1 MB, in JPEG format. This window is far wider than most visa portals, so heavy compression is unnecessary. A 600 × 600 JPEG at quality 85 typically lands between 60 KB and 150 KB. If your file is too large, see the reduce file size guide.
What is the india visa photo size in mm and cm?
The India visa photo size is 51 × 51 mm or 5.1 × 5.1 cm. This is equivalent to 2 × 2 inches. All three measurements refer to exactly the same photo dimensions.
How much of the frame should my face fill?
The published rule is 70 to 80 percent of the frame height. On a 51 mm frame that is roughly 36 to 41 mm from chin to crown, with the eye line in the upper 55 to 65 percent of the photo. Do not use the US 25–35 mm figure — it is a different standard. See the head size rules.
Is PNG or HEIC format accepted for India e-Visa upload?
No. Only JPEG format is accepted. PNG, GIF, BMP, and HEIC files will be rejected by the e-Visa portal. iPhones save HEIC by default — see the HEIC to JPEG guide. Our tool always outputs in JPEG format.

Appearance & Compliance

What background colour is required?
A plain white background is required for both e-Visa uploads and paper visa applications. Coloured walls, patterns, shadows, or visible objects behind you will result in rejection. See the background colour rules.
Can I wear glasses in an India visa photo?
No. Glasses are not allowed in India visa photos. Remove all eyewear before taking the picture, including prescription glasses and tinted lenses, even if you wear them every day.
Can I wear a hijab or religious head covering?
Yes. Religious head coverings such as a hijab, turban, or skullcap are permitted, provided the full face is clearly visible from chin to forehead and the covering casts no shadow across the features. See the head covering rules.
Can I smile in an India visa photo?
No. A neutral expression with your mouth closed is required. Smiling, frowning, or showing teeth will cause rejection. Both eyes must be open and looking directly at the camera.
Is a beard allowed in an India visa photo?
Yes. A beard is allowed as long as it reflects your everyday appearance and does not obscure your facial features. The face must be clearly recognisable from chin to forehead.
Are earrings and jewellery allowed?
Small, subtle earrings and jewellery are acceptable as long as they do not cover or distract from the face. Large, reflective, or face-covering jewellery should be removed before the photo.
Can I wear a white shirt in an India visa photo?
It is best to avoid white or very light clothing because it blends into the white background and reduces contrast at the shoulder line. Wear a darker colour like navy, grey, or black for the clearest result.
How recent must my India visa photo be?
The photo must be taken within the last 6 months and clearly reflect your current appearance. Significant changes in hair, weight, or facial features mean you should take a new photo even if the old one is technically compliant.
Can I use an old India visa photo?
Only if it was taken within the last 6 months and still reflects your current appearance. The Indian Bureau of Immigration requires recent photos to verify identity against your in-person look at immigration counters.

Related Documents & Children

Is the india visa photo the same as the Indian passport photo?
No. The dimensions are different. The Indian passport photo is 35x45 mm rectangular, while the India visa photo is 2x2 inches (51x51 mm) square. You cannot reuse an Indian passport photo for an India visa application. Use our India passport photo tool for passport applications and this page for visas.
Can I crop a passport photo into an India visa photo?
Indian passport photos are 35x45 mm rectangular, while India visa photos are 51x51 mm square. Cropping a passport photo will not give you the correct face proportions for the visa. Take a fresh photo and process it through our India visa photo tool instead.
Can I use the same photo for an India visa and an OCI card?
Both use the same 2x2 inch square format with a plain white background, so a single compliant photo often satisfies each. The OCI card application has its own signature and file requirements, so check those separately before submitting.
Can babies and infants use the same India visa photo size?
Yes. The 2x2 inch (51x51 mm) size and the 70–80% face coverage rule apply to all applicants including infants and children. For babies, lay them on a plain white sheet with no supporting hands, toy or dummy visible, keeping eyes open and mouth closed where achievable. See the child and infant section and our baby passport photo guide.
How many photos do I need for an India visa?
An e-Visa application requires one digital upload. A paper visa application at an Indian embassy or consulate generally requires two identical recent colour photos. Confirm the exact number with the mission handling your application.

Taking & Printing

Can I take an India visa photo with my phone?
Yes. Any modern smartphone produces images at resolutions far higher than the e-Visa portal requires. Use the rear camera, good lighting, and a plain wall, then let our tool crop and format the result correctly. Switch off portrait mode and beauty filters first.
Can I use a selfie as an India visa photo?
A selfie taken at arm's length is not recommended because the close distance causes face distortion. Use the rear camera with a helper standing one metre away, or use a tripod, for natural facial proportions.
How do I print my India visa photo?
Print at 300 DPI on professional glossy or matte photo paper, never plain copier paper. A 4x6 inch sheet holds six 2x2 inch copies with cutting margins. Our tool produces the 4x6 layout automatically. See the print at home guide.
Can I create an India visa photo online for free?
Yes. Our online india visa photo maker creates a fully compliant 2x2 inch JPEG with the correct background and head positioning. The output meets every requirement of the India e-Visa portal and embassy paper applications.
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Official Sources & References

  • Indian e-Visa Portal, Ministry of Home Affairs — indianvisaonline.gov.in
  • Bureau of Immigration, India — boi.gov.in
  • Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India — mea.gov.in
  • Passport Seva, Ministry of External Affairs (for the separate 35x45 mm passport standard) — passportindia.gov.in
  • ICAO Doc 9303, Machine Readable Travel Documents biometric photograph standard — icao.int
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Pixel minimums, file-size ceilings and face-coverage rules are set by the receiving portal and can change. Individual Indian missions may publish additional local requirements for paper applications, including the number of printed copies. Always confirm the values displayed by the form you are completing before you upload or submit.

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