Vietnam visa photo
Vietnam visa photo requirements: 40 × 60 mm. Check background, head position, expression, glasses and print or digital format. Official public guidance
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What this page covers
This page summarizes the photo rules for Vietnam visa photo. The main print format is 40 × 60 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 Vietnam Immigration Department.
Source and verification
This page uses official public guidance from Vietnam Immigration Department. Some biometric values remain generalized where the public source does not publish every numeric detail.
Official Vietnam e-visa guidance was verified on 2026-04-13. The immigration portal requires a portrait photograph under 50 KB and states that the applicant photo must be straight-looking and without glasses. The public source is official and document-specific, but it does not publish a full print-format biometric matrix.
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Photo requirements
How to take this photo correctly
- Start with a recent, sharp portrait for Vietnam visa photo.
- Keep the pose aligned with the rule: Straight full-face, head without turn or tilt, shoulders level.
- Use a clean setup that matches the required background: If the official source does not publish a separate background rule, use a light plain background without texture, shadows or foreign objects.
- Check eyewear before submission: Glasses are not allowed.
Common reasons this photo gets rejected
- The background does not match the rule: If the official source does not publish a separate background rule, use a light plain background without texture, shadows or foreign objects.
- 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
- Document-specific numeric head or eye-line constraints are not fully published in the official source.
- Some generation prompt fields use conservative biometric fallback wording because the official public source does not publish them separately.