Check the Vietnam passport photo size, plain white background and head-height range, then crop your photo to spec and export a print-ready 300 DPI file — all in your browser. Independent tool; final acceptance is decided by the issuing authority.
For a Vietnam passport application, the issuing authority requires a photo of 40 × 60 mm with a plain white background. Head height — measured from chin to crown — must sit between 32 mm and 36 mm, with eyes facing the camera and a neutral expression. The photo should be a recent colour image, sharp and well-lit, with no shadows on the face or background.
Source: Vietnam Immigration Department. Always double-check the latest specification on the official site before submitting your application.
| Attribute | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Photo dimensions | 40 × 60 mm (1.57 × 2.36 in) |
| Pixel size (300 DPI) | 472 × 709 px |
| Background colour | Plain white |
| Head height (chin to crown) | 32–36 mm |
| Eye line (from bottom) | 30–38 mm |
| Resolution | 300 DPI, print-ready |
| File format | JPEG or PNG |
| Recency | Recent photo |
| Expression | Neutral, mouth closed, eyes open and facing camera |
| Glasses | Check the official source |
| Head covering | Religious only; face fully visible |
Open a clear, front-facing photo of your face. JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC all work — everything stays in your browser.
Face detection aligns your eyes and crown to the published Vietnam head-height range — adjust manually if needed. Cropping and sizing do not change how you look.
Confirm a flat, uniform background in the required colour. Optional on-device background replacement is available where the authority permits it.
Get a single 300 DPI photo and a correctly scaled 4×6 print sheet (multiple copies, cut lines) for any photo print service.
Photos cropped to the wrong size can be rejected. Use the official Vietnam millimetre dimensions, not arbitrary screen pixels.
Shadows, gradients or coloured walls behind the subject are common problems. The required background colour must be flat and even across the whole frame.
Head height (chin to crown) must fall within the official range for Vietnam. Selfies taken too close to the camera often fail this check.
Glare on glasses, dark shadows around the eyes or under the chin, or anything covering the face can cause a rejection. Check the country-specific glasses rule.
Smiling with teeth, raised eyebrows or an open mouth can violate the biometric requirement. Keep a relaxed, neutral expression with the mouth closed.
Photos below 300 DPI, with visible JPEG blocks, or printed too small may be rejected. Export at the recommended resolution.
Travelling near Vietnam? Check the passport photo rules for nearby countries.