26 × 32 mm passport and visa photo size
26 × 32 mm in inches and pixels (1.02 × 1.26 in, 307 × 378 px at 300 dpi), and the published country pages that use this size.
| Inches | 1.02 × 1.26 in |
| Pixels @ 300 dpi | 307 × 378 px |
| Pixels @ 600 dpi | 614 × 756 px |
| Aspect ratio | 13 : 16 |
| Prints on a 4 × 6 in sheet | 15 |
Published pages that use this size
Each link opens the full country rule with its official source.
How the head must fit
Head height is measured from the chin to the crown, and it is the single most common reason a photo is refused. The exact range is set per country: open a country page below and measure against the number it publishes.
Printing this size
Lay the photos out at 300 dpi on a standard 4 × 6 in (10 × 15 cm) print and leave a 2 mm gutter for cutting. Print on glossy or matte photo paper; ordinary office paper is refused everywhere.
Questions
What is 26 × 32 mm in pixels?
307 × 378 px at 300 dpi, or 614 × 756 px at 600 dpi. Some online forms specify their own pixel size — the country page lists it.
What is 26 × 32 mm in inches?
1.02 × 1.26 in, an aspect ratio of 13 : 16.
Can I rescale a photo of another size to this one?
Only by re-cropping from the original full-resolution image; scaling a finished print distorts the head-height ratio and is usually refused.