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Tunisia visa photo 35 × 45 mm

head 70–80 %

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Tunisia · VisaPhoto requirements
Size
35 × 45 mm
Head
70–80 % of the photo height
Background
Plain light
Glasses
Clear lenses only, no glare
Expression
Neutral, mouth closed

SourceMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Tunisia — e-consulat and the Tunisian consulates

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Quick answer: The recommended Tunisia visa photo size is 35 × 45 mm. Plain light background without textures or noticeable gradients. Head occupies 70–80% of photo height. Neutral expression, clear lenses only, no glare. Last verified .

Requirements

Photo requirements

Format35 × 45 mm
Head height70–80% of photo height
BackgroundPlain light background without textures or noticeable gradients.
PoseStrictly full face, head without rotation or tilt, shoulders level.
ExpressionNeutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open.
GlassesClear glasses only, no reflections; sunglasses prohibited. See full rules →
LightingShadows on the face and background not permitted.
Head coveringReligious reasons only; must not cover the facial oval.
AttireNeutral clothing, shoulders visible, without uniform or distracting accessories.
File formatJPEG · sRGB / 24-bit

Tunisia 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

Tunisia-specific things to know

  • The visa photo has no published size: do not assume the passport figure (3.5 × 4.5 cm) is the visa figure — it is the same print as 35 × 45 mm, so a standard passport photo fits both, but the consulate has the last word.
  • The e-consulate lists one photo; the number may differ by consulate, so carry a spare print.
  • The passport and the residence permit must each be valid at least six months, and a minimum of 20 days is needed from filing: plan the photo and the filing well before the trip.

How visa photos are verified

A Tunisian visa asks for a photograph, but the official page does not say which. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' e-consulate lists, for a visa application to the consulate that covers your place of residence, the signed forms, «one (01) photo», a copy of the passport identification page valid at least six months, a copy of the residence permit valid at least six months, a hotel reservation, a professional invitation or a legalised accommodation certificate, and the chancery fee — non-refundable if the visa is refused — with a minimum of 20 days from filing.

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No size, background colour or age is given. The 3.5 × 4.5 cm on a white background that Tunisia states is for its own passport, a different document; a standard 35 × 45 mm passport-style colour photo on a plain white background is the safe choice, and the consulate is the place to confirm.

Examples and mistakes

What makes Tunisia visa photos accepted

One compliant example next to the six most common rejection causes for Tunisia visa applications. These are the differences that most often determine whether a document photo is accepted.

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

Compliant Tunisia 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 Tunisia visa rejection causes

Rejected photo example, Tunisia visa: background shadow
Background shadow Shadow on the wall behind the head, or background with a visible pattern or gradient
Rejected photo example, Tunisia visa: smile / open mouth
Smile / open mouth Visible smile with teeth or open mouth instead of a neutral expression
Rejected photo example, Tunisia visa: glasses with glare
Glasses with glare Glasses with a clearly visible light reflection covering part of the eye
Rejected photo example, Tunisia visa: hair across the face
Hair across the face Loose hair strands covering the eyes, eyebrows or part of the face
Rejected photo example, Tunisia visa: eyes off-camera
Eyes off-camera Eyes looking to the side instead of directly into the camera lens
Rejected photo example, Tunisia 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 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tunisia — e-consulat and the Tunisian consulates publishes: what is wrong and what to change.

ReasonFix
A photograph that does not match what your consulate asks (size, number) Ask the consulate for its size and number and print exactly that; a 35 × 45 mm passport-style photo is the safe default.
An incomplete file: no photo, or a passport or residence permit valid less than six months Check the list: forms, one photo, passport copy, residence-permit copy, accommodation proof, fee.
A blurred or poorly lit photo, or one that does not show the whole face Use a sharp, evenly lit, frontal colour photo on a plain white background.

How to take it

How to take your Tunisia 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: 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

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 Tunisia 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 Tunisian visa is applied for at the Tunisian consulate that covers your place of residence (with the e-consulate list of documents), by filing the forms with one photograph; allow at least 20 days from filing.

Tunisian consulate of your place of residence (via the e-consulate) file with the consulate

econsulat.tn lists the documents and the map of Tunisian consulates abroad

Processing
A minimum of 20 days from filing
Cost
Chancery fee; not refundable if the visa is refused

One photograph; no size is stated on the page.

Authority page

Local application route

AuthorityMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Tunisia — e-consulat and the Tunisian consulates
SourceTunisian e-consulate — visa application, documents to provide
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What the source confirms
  • e-Consulat, «Demande visa», conditions: nationals subject to the visa procedure must contact the Tunisian consulates covering their place of residence.
  • e-Consulat, documents to provide: fill in and sign the forms legibly; «Une (01) photo»; a copy of the identification page of a passport valid at least 6 months; a copy of the residence permit valid at least 6 months; a hotel reservation, a professional invitation or an accommodation certificate legalised by the competent authorities (with a copy of the host's identity document).
  • e-Consulat, fee and delay: payment of the chancery fee (the processing fee is not refundable if the visa is refused); a minimum of 20 days is needed from the date of filing.
  • What is not on the page: no photo size, background colour, age limit or glasses rule. The only Tunisian photo specification read is for the passport — 3.5/4.5 cm, white background — on the Ministry of the Interior and e-consulat passport pages.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The e-consulate lists one photo (Une (01) photo) and states no size, background colour or age. The only published Tunisian photo specification is for the passport — 3.5 × 4.5 cm on a white background — so a standard 35 × 45 mm colour photo on a plain white background is the safe choice; confirm with your consulate.

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