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Georgia visa photo 35 × 45 mm

head 50–70 %

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Georgia · VisaPhoto requirements
Size
35 × 45 mm
Head
50–70 % of the photo height
Background
Plain light
Glasses
Clear lenses only, no glare
Expression
Neutral, mouth closed

SourceOfficial e-Visa portal of Georgia (evisa.gov.ge)

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Quick answer: The recommended Georgia visa photo size is 35 × 45 mm. Plain light background without textures, shadows, or foreign objects. Head occupies 50–70% of photo height. Neutral expression, clear lenses only, no glare. Last verified .

Requirements

Photo requirements

Format35 × 45 mm
Head height50–70% of photo heightICAO 9303: 70–80%
BackgroundPlain light background without textures, shadows, or foreign objects.
PoseFull face, head centred, no tilt or rotation.
ExpressionNeutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open.
GlassesEyes must be fully visible; no tinted lenses or strong reflections. See full rules →
LightingShadows, overexposure, and reflections not permitted.
Head coveringReligious reasons only; must not cover the facial oval.
File formatJPEG · sRGB / 24-bit
File sizemax 5 MB Compress photo to 2 MB — Georgia visa →

Georgia visa photo: size in mm, cm, inches and pixels

Millimetres35 × 45 mm
Centimetres3.5 × 4.5 cm
Inches1.38 × 1.77″
Pixels at 300 dpi413 × 531 px
Pixels at 600 dpi827 × 1063 px

Georgia-specific things to know

  • Georgia asks for a smaller head than most — 50–70 % of the image height — and bans mobile-device photos and scans of other documents outright, so the picture has to be a proper, current portrait.
  • Every traveller, including a child, needs a separate e-visa with their own photo, and the child must be alone in the frame with no supporting arms or hands visible.
  • The fee is not refundable even if the e-visa is refused, so a rejected photo is an expensive mistake; the decision takes not less than 5 working days.

How visa photos are verified

The official Georgia e-Visa portal puts its photo rules in the FAQ, and they are stricter on the source of the picture than on its size: the photo must be taken within 6 months of the application and reflect your current appearance, directly facing the camera («profile shots will not be accepted»), with the head between 50 % and 70 % of the image's total height — from the top of the head, including the hair, to the bottom of the chin. A hat or head covering is allowed only if worn daily for religious purposes, with the full face visible and the covering neither hiding the hairline nor casting shadows.

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The applicant must be alone in the picture — for a child, nothing used to support the child, not even a parent's arms or hands, may be in the frame. The portal states what it does not accept: photos copied or digitally scanned from a driving licence or other official documents, snapshots, magazine photos, low-resolution vending-machine photos, mobile-device photos and full-length photos.

The photo is one of the three things you need for the e-visa — a valid passport (valid at least 3 months after the visa, with 2 free pages, issued within the previous 10 years), the photo and a credit or debit card — and every traveller, whatever the age, needs a separate e-visa; a decision takes not less than 5 working days and the visa fee is not refundable.

Examples and mistakes

What makes Georgia visa photos accepted

A photo that will be accepted, next to the six most common reasons Georgia visa photos get rejected.

Accepted Accepted photo example, Georgia visa (35 × 45 mm): face centered, plain background, neutral expression

Compliant Georgia visa example (35 × 45 mm)

  • Face centred, looking directly into the lens
  • Plain background — no shadow, pattern or texture
  • Neutral expression, eyes open, mouth closed
  • No glasses, no hair across the face

Top 6 Georgia visa rejection causes

Rejected photo example, Georgia visa: background shadow
Background shadow Shadow on the wall behind the head, or background with a visible pattern or gradient
Rejected photo example, Georgia visa: smile / open mouth
Smile / open mouth Visible smile with teeth or open mouth instead of a neutral expression
Rejected photo example, Georgia visa: glasses with glare
Glasses with glare Glasses with a clearly visible light reflection covering part of the eye
Rejected photo example, Georgia visa: hair across the face
Hair across the face Loose hair strands covering the eyes, eyebrows or part of the face
Rejected photo example, Georgia visa: eyes off-camera
Eyes off-camera Eyes looking to the side instead of directly into the camera lens
Rejected photo example, Georgia visa: head tilted
Head tilted Head tilted so the eye line is no longer horizontal

Typical rejection reasons and how to fix them

Typical reasons a photo is rejected under the rules Official e-Visa portal of Georgia (evisa.gov.ge) publishes: what is wrong and what to change.

ReasonFix
A photo copied or scanned from a driving licence or other official document, a snapshot, a magazine photo, a low-resolution vending-machine photo, a mobile-device photo or a full-length photo Use a new, high-quality, head-and-shoulders portrait taken for the visa.
A profile shot, or a head outside 50–70 % of the image height Face the camera directly with the head from the hair to the chin at 50–70 % of the height.
A photo older than 6 months or one that does not reflect the current appearance Take a new photo within the 6 months before applying.
A hat or head covering without daily religious use, or one that hides the hairline or casts shadows; another person or an arm supporting a child in the frame Remove the covering (or keep a daily religious one with the full face visible) and photograph the applicant alone.

How to take it

How to take your Georgia visa photo correctly

Background and light

Background: plain light

The tool puts in the required background. Stand half a metre from a plain light wall, face a window and shoot without flash — then there are no shadows on your face or on the wall.

Framing

Head: 50–70 % of the photo height

Camera at eye level, about a metre away; head and shoulders in the shot. The tool crops it to 35 × 45 mm.

Glasses

Clear lenses only, no glare

If you wear glasses, check the shot: no glare on the lenses, eyes clearly visible.

Expression and gaze

Neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open

Look straight into the lens with your head level; keep hair away from your eyes and eyebrows.

Full guide: Passport photo at home →

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Prepare your Georgia visa photo

An ordinary selfie will do: we fix the background, light and framing ourselves — to this document's rules. The preview is free.

  • Head straightHold the phone at eye level and your head straightens by itself.
  • Face uncoveredMove your hair away so your eyes and eyebrows show.
  • No glare on glassesStand so that no light reflects in the lenses.

Printing and submission

10 × 15 cm · 4 × 6″8 (4 × 2)
A4 · 21 × 29.7 cm36 (6 × 6)

Print at 100% scale, borderless, and turn off fit-to-page so each photo keeps its exact size.

Where to submit your visa application

A Georgian short-stay visa is applied for on the official e-Visa portal, in English, with the passport data, the photo and a card payment; each traveller applies separately.

Official Georgia e-Visa portal online

evisa.gov.ge — apply with the country of your travel document

Processing
Not less than 5 working days for a decision
Cost
The visa fee, not refundable

Photo within 6 months, facing the camera, head 50–70 % of the height, no mobile snapshots or scans.

Authority page

Local application route

AuthorityOfficial e-Visa portal of Georgia (evisa.gov.ge)
SourceGeorgian e-Visa photo requirements FAQ
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What the source confirms
  • Georgia e-Visa portal FAQ, photo requirements: the photo should be taken within 6 months of submitting the application and reflect the current appearance; the applicant must face the camera directly and profile shots are not accepted; the head should be between 50 % and 70 % of the image's total height, from the top of the head including the hair to the bottom of the chin.
  • Same FAQ, head coverings and children: a hat or head covering only if worn daily for religious purposes, with the full face visible and the covering not obscuring the hairline or casting shadows on the face; for a child, the child must be the only person in the photo and nothing used to support the child, including the arms or hands of a parent holding the child, should be in the camera's frame.
  • Same FAQ, what is not accepted: photos copied from recent driver licences or other official documents (copied or digitally scanned photos of official documents will not be accepted); snapshots, magazine photos, low-resolution vending-machine photos, mobile device photos or full-length photos. The FAQ links a page with samples of correct photos.
  • Same FAQ, documents and process: to apply for the e-visa you need a valid travel document or passport, a photo and a credit or debit card; the passport must be valid for at least 3 months after the requested visa, have at least 2 free pages, be undamaged and issued within the previous 10 years; documentation is presented in English or Georgian and the application form is filled in English; each traveller must obtain a separate e-visa; a decision takes not less than 5 working days; the visa fee is not refundable.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

A photo taken within 6 months, directly facing the camera, with the head between 50 % and 70 % of the image height, no hat except daily religious headwear with the full face visible, only the applicant in the picture, and not a snapshot, mobile-device photo, vending-machine photo or a scan of another document.

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