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Serbia passport photo

Serbia passport photo requirements: 50 × 50 mm. Check background, head position, expression, glasses and print or digital format. Official public guidance. Some filing routes use live capture instead of applicant photos.

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Format 50 × 50 mm. Official public guidance is used and route-dependent nuances are marked explicitly.
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What this page covers

This page summarizes the photo rules for Serbia passport photo. The main print format is 50 × 50 mm.

The public guidance differs by route: domestic biometric issuance may capture the portrait during the appointment, while consular or non-biometric routes can still request applicant photos.

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 Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia.

Source and verification

VerificationOfficial public guidance
SourceMinistry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia
Last verified2026-04-13

This page uses official public guidance from Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia. Some biometric values remain generalized where the public source does not publish every numeric detail.

Official Serbian biometric-passport guidance was verified on 2026-04-13. The Ministry of Interior passport page states that the passport application is submitted in person and that an additional photograph is not mandatory, but the applicant may submit a 50 × 50 mm en-face photo on a monochrome grey background. Because the public page confirms an optional photo route rather than a single mandatory biometric-photo matrix for every passport case, this profile is modeled as official-general and hybrid.

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This page is maintained as a document profile inside PhotoDocs, not as a generic blog post or a broad passport-photo landing page.
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The requirements on this page are tied to Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia. The page shows its verification level and the last checked date 2026-04-13.
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AI is used to prepare the output photo. Source links, requirement notes and verification labels are stored in the page data and are not inferred from the uploaded portrait.

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Photo requirements

Submission Some routes use live biometric capture during the appointment, while consular or non-biometric routes still request applicant photos. Check the official source for your filing route before preparing prints or uploads.
Format 50 × 50 mm
Head height 70–80%
Background Plain grey background.
Pose Full-face, head straight, looking directly at the camera.
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

  • Confirm first whether your filing route requires applicant photos or uses live capture at the appointment.
  • If applicant photos are required, prepare them in 50 × 50 mm.
  • Consular or non-biometric routes can still keep print-photo requirements even when domestic biometric issuance uses live capture.
  • Use the source links on this page to match the exact route before upload or printing.

Common reasons this photo gets rejected

  • The chosen filing route may use live capture instead of applicant photos, or vice versa.
  • The background does not match the rule: Plain grey background.
  • 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.

What is still inferred or not fully published

  • The official passport page confirms an optional 50 × 50 mm en-face photo on a monochrome grey background, but not a full numeric biometric composition matrix for every route.
  • Some generation prompt fields use conservative biometric fallback wording because the official public source does not publish them separately.

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FAQ

50 × 50 mm. Some routes still ask for applicant photos in this format, while domestic biometric issuance may capture the portrait during the appointment instead.
Plain grey background. Full-face, head straight, looking directly at the camera. 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 uses official public guidance from Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia. Some biometric values remain generalized where the public source does not publish every numeric detail.
Maybe. Use a phone photo only if your filing route explicitly asks you to upload or print one; some routes capture the biometric portrait on site instead.