Armenian Passport Abroad: Embassies Stop Issuing From 5 October, New Biometric Passport Costs 28,650 Drams
From 5 Oct 2026 Armenian embassies pause passport issuance.
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What changed in passport, visa and residence photo rules — every update dated and sourced. Below, the same requirements broken down by country.
From 5 Oct 2026 Armenian embassies pause passport issuance.
Contactless UK eGates take a live photo and check it against passport and immigration data, no passport on the reader.
To change your UK driving licence photo you renew the licence: £14 online (passport photo or a new upload), £17 by post with a printed passport-type photo.
PR card photo: 50 x 70 mm from a commercial photographer, face 31–36 mm, white background, within 12 months.
Rubio, 29 Sept 2026: first passports fully online on America.gov from next year, photo taken on your phone.
Ghana passport abroad: upload a JPEG or PDF photo on white, ears visible, no eyewear.
Kenyan ID abroad: 2–3 passport photos on white (35 x 45 mm in Canada).
NZ citizenship photo: passport-style, under 6 months, taken by someone else — no selfies.
Citizenship photo: online a JPEG of 70 KB–3.5 MB (1200 x 1600 px preferred); on paper 35–40 x 45–50 mm with a 32–36 mm face.
An Austrian Schengen visa needs a colour ICAO passport photo, 35 x 45 mm portrait.
Belgian Schengen visa: a recent colour passport photo, white background, under 6 months.
HKID photos are taken at the Registration of Persons Office.
Hungarian visa: one colour photo 3.5 x 4.5 cm on white, under 6 months, face 70–80 % of the picture, eyes clear, lips closed — and not stapled.
Luxembourg Schengen visa: bring a recent colour ID photo on white.
My Number Card: a photo under 6 months old, front view, no hat, plain background.
Dutch Schengen visa: a colour 3.5 x 4.5 cm photo under 6 months old on a white or light background — unless you apply via a visa centre, which takes it.
A Swedish entry visa needs a printed photo only if a representative applies for you: 35 x 45 mm, white background, frontal, under 6 months.
Belgian communes ask for a recent colour ID photo, 35 x 45 mm.
For Brazil’s ID card the photo is usually captured at the appointment.
For a Bulgarian ID card the official takes your facial image digitally.
For the Croatian eOI you attach one colour 3.5 x 4.5 cm photo — unless a photo used for an ID card or passport in the last five years is on file.
In Czechia the official takes your facial image when you apply — no photo to bring.
Czech residence filings need a 45 x 35 mm photo: eyes to chin at least 13 mm, 2 mm above the head, white to light blue or light grey background.
The Migration Department wants a 40 x 60 mm photo sheet from which 35 x 45 mm can be cut.
Pick your document and upload a selfie — we crop it to size, replace the background and check it. Free. The sizes come from the same official sources as the news.