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Austria residence permit photo

Austria residence permit photo requirements: 35 × 45 mm. Check background, head position, expression, glasses and print or digital format. Official document-specific guidance

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Format 35 × 45 mm. This page is checked against public document-specific guidance.
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What this page covers

This page summarizes the photo rules for Austria residence permit photo. The main print format is 35 × 45 mm.

Use the checklist below to confirm background, face position, glasses and lighting, then prepare the file online with PhotoDocs.

The reference source for this profile is oesterreich.gv.at / BMI.

Source and verification

VerificationOfficial document-specific guidance
Sourceoesterreich.gv.at / BMI
Last verified2026-04-13

This page follows document-specific public guidance published by oesterreich.gv.at / BMI.

Official Austrian residence permit photo rules were verified on 2026-04-13. The residence guidance requires a recent 35 × 45 mm photo and points to the federal Passbildkriterien, including a 32-36 mm chin-to-crown height, full-face view and plain evenly lit background.

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Photo requirements

Format 35 × 45 mm
Head height 32–36 mm
Background Recent photo not older than 6 months, with a plain background and no shadows.
Pose Full-face, without tilt or turn, with the face clearly readable and occupying most of the frame.
Expression Neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open.
Glasses The eyes must be fully visible; no dark lenses or strong glare.
Lighting Shadows, overexposure and glare are not allowed.
Head covering Only for religious reasons and without covering the facial outline.

How to take this photo correctly

  • Start with a recent, sharp portrait for Austria residence permit photo.
  • Keep the pose aligned with the rule: Full-face, without tilt or turn, with the face clearly readable and occupying most of the frame.
  • Use a clean setup that matches the required background: Recent photo not older than 6 months, with a plain background and no shadows.
  • Check eyewear before submission: The eyes must be fully visible; no dark lenses or strong glare.

Common reasons this photo gets rejected

  • The background does not match the rule: Recent photo not older than 6 months, with a plain background and no shadows.
  • The head is tilted, too close to the edge or cropped too tightly.
  • Glasses, glare, hair or shadows make the eyes hard to see.
  • The facial expression does not match the rule: Neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open.

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FAQ

35 × 45 mm.
Recent photo not older than 6 months, with a plain background and no shadows. Full-face, without tilt or turn, with the face clearly readable and occupying most of the frame. Neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open.
The eyes must be fully visible; no dark lenses or strong glare. Only for religious reasons and without covering the facial outline.
This page follows document-specific public guidance published by oesterreich.gv.at / BMI.
Yes. Start with a sharp, evenly lit portrait and let PhotoDocs crop and normalize the output for the selected document.