Slovenia · Residence card for family member of an EU citizenPhoto requirements
Size
35 × 45 mm
Head
up to 70 % of the photo height
Background
Plain, one colour
Glasses
Clear lenses only, no glare
Expression
Neutral, mouth closed
SourceeUprava / Ministry of the Interior of Slovenia
Verified
Quick answer: The recommended Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen photo size is 35 × 45 mm. Suitable plain background, correct lighting, and biometric quality. Head occupies 70–70% of photo height. Neutral expression, clear lenses only, no glare. Last verified .
Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen photo: size in mm, cm, inches and pixels
Millimetres
35 × 45 mm
Centimetres
3.5 × 4.5 cm
Inches
1.38 × 1.77″
Pixels at 300 dpi
413 × 531 px
Pixels at 600 dpi
827 × 1063 px
Slovenia-specific things to know
Print size 35 × 45 mm
Same photograph rules as Slovenia: Passport
How residence card for family member of an EU citizen photos are verified
Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen photos are reviewed by the issuing authority against the specifications shown in the table above. Both digital and physical submissions are checked for background colour, head position, lighting quality and file format before the document is processed.
Meet all specifications listed above before submitting. A photo that fails a single criterion — even a background shade variation — delays the entire application. The tool prepares the file to match the profile shown on this page.
Examples and mistakes
What makes Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen photos accepted
One compliant example next to the six most common rejection causes for Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen applications. These are the differences that most often determine whether a document photo is accepted.
Accepted
Compliant Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen 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 Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen rejection causes
Background shadowShadow on the wall behind the head, or background with a visible pattern or gradient
Smile / open mouthVisible smile with teeth or open mouth instead of a neutral expression
Glasses with glareGlasses with a clearly visible light reflection covering part of the eye
Hair across the faceLoose hair strands covering the eyes, eyebrows or part of the face
Eyes off-cameraEyes looking to the side instead of directly into the camera lens
Head tiltedHead tilted so the eye line is no longer horizontal
How to take your Slovenia residence card for family member of an EU citizen photo correctly
Background and light
Background: plain, one colour
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: up to 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
Look straight into the lens with your head level; keep hair away from your eyes and eyebrows.
Residence Card for Family Member of an EU Citizen in Slovenia: the profile reuses the photograph standard that eUprava / Ministry of the Interior of Slovenia publishes for the same photo size on this site (Passport, 35 × 45 mm).
Questions
Frequently asked questions
All requirements are in the table above. Format: 35 × 45 mm. Head height: 70–70%. Suitable plain background, correct lighting, and biometric quality.
Yes. Use a flat, plain wall, natural daylight from a window in front of you, and the rear camera of a phone with a 3-second timer. The tool handles the crop, background normalisation and compliance check.
Eyes must be fully visible; no tinted lenses or strong reflections. Removing glasses for the photo eliminates the risk of glare causing rejection, especially in automated pre-screening systems.
Most document authorities require the photo to be taken within the last six months. Use a fresh photo even if the rules technically allow older ones — recency reduces the risk of appearance-mismatch rejection.
Anfas.Pro provides a 14-day full refund if the authority rejects the photo and you supply the rejection notice.
35 × 45 mm = 3.5 × 4.5 cm = 1.38 × 1.77 inches. At 300 dpi that is 413 × 531 pixels; at 600 dpi, 827 × 1063 pixels.
Yes. The same 35 × 45 mm format and head size apply to: EU blue card, EU long-term residence permit, passport.