Brazil Visa Photo
35×45mm Brazil visa photo.
- Printed size
- 35 × 45 mm
- Digital size
- 413 × 531 px
- Background
- White
Size & specifications
Brazil Visa Photo — requirements
| Printed size | 35 × 45 mm |
|---|---|
| Digital size | 413 × 531 px |
| Head height | — |
| Background | White |
| Resolution | ≥ 300 DPI |
| Recency | — |
| Glasses / expression | — · — |
| Digital format | — |
One upload, two deliveries: the pixel-exact digital file and a 300 dpi print-ready sheet.
What each line means
Printed size — print at exactly 35 × 45 mm. A few millimetres off and most offices hand the form back before anything else is checked.
Digital size — the digital file must measure 413 × 531 px. Anything smaller gets refused by many online systems before a person sees it.
Background — a plain White background, with no shadows or gradients. A wall lit unevenly is the fastest route to a refusal.
Resolution — 300 dpi keeps a face sharp in print. Below that, features soften and agencies ask for a retake.
Photo examples
What passes — and what gets rejected.
How to take a Brazil Visa Photo with your phone
Paper application and e-visa file requirements
The Brazil visa photo is 35×45 mm on white for the consular paper application; the e-visa upload is a different file entirely — a 413×531 px JPEG up to 2 MB with both ears visible. One framed shot serves both routes, and there is a preset for each.
The ears rule
The e-visa channel asks for both ears visible, a constraint on hairstyle that is tighter than in most formats. Keep the face square to the camera and the hair clear of the ears before you shoot.
Setup and lighting
Stand half a metre from a plain white wall with the phone at eye level, and centre the head with space above the hair. Lighting should be even and frontal, the expression neutral. The preset crops to the exact rectangle and flattens the background.
What this page outputs
The tool produces the 35×45 mm print at 300 dpi for the paper route and the compliant e-visa file for the online form. Ratio and background are checked before download.
Why Brazil Visa Photo gets rejected
The usual causes
Returned photos show the usual causes: wrong rectangle, grey or shadowed backgrounds, tilted faces. The rectangle is measured first because it is the fastest check.
Over-retouched skin
Over-retouched skin fails the likeness reading even when the geometry is right, since the consular check compares the photo against the applicant.
Ears hidden by hair, glare and blur
On the e-visa route, ears hidden by hair draw a flag. Glare on glasses and blur end the review on either channel.
How it works
Photo tips
Frequently asked questions
What size is a Brazil Visa Photo?
The standard size is 35 × 45 mm (413 × 531 px at 300 DPI). The tool crops and scales your photo to exact requirements automatically.
Can I smile in the photo?
Requirements call for: a natural expression. When in doubt, keep a neutral face with both eyes open.
How recent must the photo be?
Old photos are a common rejection reason.
Is my photo private?
Yes. Uploaded photos are encrypted in transit and automatically deleted within 24 hours. We never share or resell uploads.
What about the Brazil e-visa upload?
The online application takes a 413×531 px JPEG up to 2 MB with both ears visible — a separate preset on this site; the consular paper application uses this 35×45 mm print.
Can I take it with my phone?
Yes. Plain wall, even light, eye-level camera; the tool handles the crop and background colour.