Photo and document requirements editor
Teodora writes about the photo and file rules that passport offices, visa portals and application forms publish: sizes in millimeters and pixels, backgrounds, file types and upload limits. Every article starts from the official specification, links to it and says when it was last checked, because these rules change. She turns the requirements into plain steps for a phone camera and a home printer, and points out where countries differ. Each guide shows when it was last reviewed.
Writes about: passport photo requirements · visa photo specifications · photo size conversion (mm, inches, pixels) · application form upload limits · ID photo composition
Photo & Size Requirements11 min read
Why a white shirt, a toothy smile or a pair of glasses can get a passport photo flagged, and how US, UK, Canadian and Australian rules differ on each one.
Teodora Vasileva ·
Photo & Size Requirements11 min read
Passport photo sizes fall into four families. Learn which countries use which size, where the rules really differ, and how to shoot one master photo that crops to every one.
Teodora Vasileva ·
Photo & Size Requirements10 min read
One phone photo can become both the 600 × 600 px file for a US visa form and the 2 × 2 inch print an interview may need. Here is the arithmetic and the order of work.
Teodora Vasileva ·
Photo & Size Requirements10 min read
A form says "passport size photo" and nothing else. Here is what the phrase usually means by region, the clues a form gives away, and how to turn the size into pixels and KB.
Teodora Vasileva ·