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Photo requirements · 2026 Vietnam e-Visa photo size and requirements
A Vietnam e-Visa photo must be 40 × 60 mm (1.57 × 2.36 in) on a white background. Use the tool below to crop yours to the exact size.
- Size
- 40 × 60 mm (1.57 × 2.36 in)
- Background
- white
- Max file size
- 2048 KB
- Glasses
- not allowed
Drag the photo to move it. Fit the face inside the oval and the eyes inside the band.
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Other rules for Vietnam e-Visa photos
- Recent photo; the portal states the size as 4x6 cm
- JPG/JPEG format; most portal notes say 2 MB or less (one note says 10 MB or less)
- Face looking straight at the camera
- No hat
- Formal or polite clothing
- Portal rejects photos with no face, several faces, a turned head or too low a resolution
Frequently asked questions
What size is a Vietnam e-Visa photo?
40 × 60 mm (1.57 × 2.36 in).
What background is required for a Vietnam e-Visa photo?
A white background, plain and without shadows or patterns.
Can I wear glasses in a Vietnam e-Visa photo?
Not allowed.
What is the file size limit for a Vietnam e-Visa photo?
The digital file must be no larger than 2048 KB. The tool lowers the JPEG quality automatically to fit.
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Source: official requirements. Not yet confirmed on an official source: pixels, minPx, maxPx, headHeight, eyeLine. The consulate or passport office makes the final decision on whether a photo is accepted.