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Kyrgyzstan ID card photo 35 × 45 mm

head 70–80 %

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Kyrgyzstan · ID cardPhoto requirements
Size
35 × 45 mm
Head
70–80 % of the photo height
Background
Plain light
Glasses
Medical glasses only
Expression
Neutral, mouth closed

SourceCabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic

Verified

Quick answer: The recommended Kyrgyzstan ID card photo size is 35 × 45 mm. Plain light background without textures, shadows, or foreign objects. Head occupies 70–80% of photo height. Neutral expression, medical glasses only. Last verified .

Requirements

Photo requirements

Format35 × 45 mm
Head height70–80% of photo height
BackgroundPlain light background without textures, shadows, or foreign objects.
PoseFull face, head centred, no tilt or rotation.
ExpressionNeutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open.
GlassesGlasses permitted only for applicants with confirmed vision impairments, if provided for in the official biometric registration procedure. See full rules →
LightingShadows, overexposure, and reflections not permitted.
Head coveringHead covering not permitted, except a religious headscarf for women; the upper neck below the chin must be visible and the facial oval must not be obscured.
File formatJPEG · sRGB / 24-bit

Kyrgyzstan ID card 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

Kyrgyzstan-specific things to know

  • Biometric chip card mandatory for Kyrgyz citizens 16+
  • Issued at TsON Public Service Centers
  • On-site biometric capture

How ID card photos are verified

Kyrgyzstan national ID card photos are administered by MVD of the Kyrgyz Republic through TsON (Public Service Centers) and territorial passport offices. The format follows the Kyrgyz biometric standard: 35×45mm with white background, ICAO 9303 baseline.

Read more

Kyrgyzstan ID card is biometric chip card mandatory for Kyrgyz citizens 16+. Same on-site biometric capture workflow as Kyrgyz passport.

Examples and mistakes

What makes Kyrgyzstan ID card photos accepted

A photo that will be accepted, next to the six most common reasons Kyrgyzstan ID card photos get rejected.

Accepted Accepted photo example, Kyrgyzstan ID card (35 × 45 mm): face centered, plain background, neutral expression

Compliant Kyrgyzstan ID card 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 Kyrgyzstan ID card rejection causes

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

Typical rejection reasons and how to fix them

Common reasons a document photo is rejected, checked against the requirements Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic publishes: what is wrong and what to change.

ReasonFix
Photo not 35×45mm Reprint at Kyrgyz standard
Background not pure white Re-shoot against white backdrop
Photo older than 6 months Re-shoot

How to take it

How to take your Kyrgyzstan ID card 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: 70–80 % 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

Medical glasses only

Without a medical reason, take them off before the shot.

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 Kyrgyzstan ID card 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.

Local application route

AuthorityCabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic
SourceKyrgyz biometric registration and ID-card regulation
Verified
What the source confirms
  • Kyrgyz ID-card handling uses authority collection of biometric data at service points.
  • The collected biometric data includes a digital facial photograph, fingerprints and signature.
  • The face image must show a neutral expression, closed mouth and open eyes.
  • Religious head covering is allowed only if it does not hide the face.
  • Glasses are restricted to qualifying visual-disability cases and must not cover the eyes.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The recommended size for the Kyrgyzstan ID card photo is 35 × 45 mm. The head occupies 70–80% of the photo height. The photo should look like you do day to day.

Requirements checked against Kyrgyz biometric registration and ID-card regulation ·

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