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Taking a photo for your ID has never been so easy.
Follow simple instruction to take a perfect ID photo.
The distance between the face and the camera should be about 40 cm. Ideally the photo should be taken by the other person.
Place your face in front of the lens. Hold the camera at eye level and keep neutral face expression.
Stand facing the light source, for example an exposed window. The background will be cut out, don't worry about it.
Follow these guidelines for a perfect China visa photo:
The visa photo for China should meet all the official requirements stated below.
Your visa photo must measure 33×48 mm. There can be no borders around the photo.
The background needs to be white or close to white. Bear in mind that there can be no patterns on the background, shadows or background lighting. No other person or objects should be visible in the photo. Make sure your clothing is not of the same colour as the background so as not to blend into it.
As with most visa photos, the Chinese one also requires you to maintain a neutral facial expression, keeping your mouth closed and eyes open. Smiling is not allowed, as it can result in your application being rejected. Furthermore, make sure your face is centred and that you're looking directly at the camera.
When it comes to wardrobe choices appropriate for a Chinese visa photo, you should opt for everyday clothing without patterns. The clothes should be in a different colour from the background so as not to interfere with the contrast.
Additionally, head coverings are allowed only for religious or medical reasons, and they should not obstruct any part of the face.
Big pieces of jewellery should be avoided on the China visa photo, especially if they might obscure parts of the face or cause reflections.
There are certain items that should be removed prior to taking the photo. They can be found below:
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The most important details are condensed in the table below:
Requirement |
Explanation |
Recentness of photo |
Should be taken within the last six months before your planned trip |
Background |
Plain white or light blue |
Face and expression |
Completely visible, with a neutral expression |
Dimensions |
33×48 mm |
Paper quality |
High-quality photographic paper |
Head position |
Centred, with both ears visible |
Last update: 31/05/23