Prepare a Thai e-Passport photo

35 × 45 mm

Thai passport and e-Passport photos use 35×45 mm on a white background. Both ears should stay visible when the checklist asks for a full-face view.

Centre the face for 35×45 mm with a small margin above the hair. Thai desks reject tight crops that touch the chin edge.

Use a true white backdrop—not cream tiles that photograph yellow under warm LEDs.

Religious head coverings are usually accepted when the face from forehead to chin stays fully visible without shadow.

Quick size reference
SpecificationOfficial requirement
Photo size35 × 45 mm
BackgroundPlain light colour
ExpressionNeutral, mouth closed
PoseFacing the camera
RecencyUsually within 6 months

Always confirm the latest rules on the official government site before you submit.

Avoid these common rejection reasons

Cream or textured walls, wrong head size after a selfie, and beauty filters cause most delays.

  • Tuck hair behind ears when possible.
  • Shoot in daylight facing the wall.
  • Disable portrait-mode blur.
  • Export JPEG before any chat-app share.

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Printing passport photos at home
Can I print my own passport photo at home?
Many countries allow home printing if the photo meets official size, paper, and quality rules. Use matte photo paper and check head size against the diagram above before submitting.
Will a home-printed photo be accepted?
Final acceptance depends on your authority's current standards, print quality, background, and expression. Some applications require professional prints—always read the latest official guidance.
What size should I print?
Use the official dimensions in the table above. Our free online cropper exports the correct aspect ratio so you can print at the right size.
Thai passport photo checklist
Follow Thai e-Passport upload rules for your appointment type.
  • Exact millimetres on your form
  • Plain white or light background
  • Neutral expression, mouth closed
  • Eyes open and clearly visible
  • Recent likeness (about six months)
  • No beauty filters or face reshaping
  • Correct JPEG or print format
  • Only one person in the frame
Passport desk rejection triggers
Fix before you upload or print for e-Passport.
  • Coloured or patterned background
  • Hidden ears on a full-face sheet
  • Smile showing teeth
  • Soft focus from front-camera selfie
  • Old photo that no longer matches biometrics
Thai passport photo FAQ
Exact size?

35 × 45 mm colour on white.

Studio required?

No—home photos work when they meet the checklist.

Read the full guide

Children?

Same size; no toys or parent hands in frame.

Headscarf?

Allowed if the full face stays visible.

Read the full guide

Prints needed?

Follow your e-Passport flow—some steps are upload-only.

Glasses?

Prefer without; tinted lenses are refused.

How many copies?

Digital upload counts vary—read the portal.

Rejected upload?

Retake with more headroom and a plainer white wall.

Read the full guide