Make the 55 × 45 mm colour photo for the MRP passport form, or the visa portal's 45 × 35 mm photo under 300 KB. Adults applying for an e-passport don't need one.
Drop or choose your photos
The assistant opens with your files and does the rest.
Choose Files
From the government pages linked below, checked on October 14, 2026. Rules change, so check the official page before you apply.
The office normally takes the photo itself when you apply.
Where no head height is given, the card sizes the head to the international standard: 70–80% of the photo’s height.
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Facing the camera, in colour, against a plain white wall. Avoid white clothes so you stand out from the background.
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The card opens on the MRP passport form's 45 × 55 mm size. Choose Visa for the visa portal's photo.
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Tap Save photo. Print the MRP photo on photo paper for the form, or upload the visa file, which stays under 300 KB.
For an e-passport, applicants aged six and over don't attach a photo: it is taken with a camera at enrolment, in the passport office or the mission. Children under six need a 3R lab print (89 × 127 mm), which this card doesn't make.
The MRP passport form (DIP Form-1) asks for one colour photo of 55 × 45 mm, height by width, glued to the form and attested. The MRP is being replaced by the e-passport, but the form is still published. The visa portal asks for a 45 × 35 mm digital photo in JPEG format, up to 300 KB, on a white background.
The card frames and sizes each photo in your browser. We can't promise acceptance: the office decides, and its rules are linked below.
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