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Brazil Visa Photo Size and Requirements
Brazil visa photos are 51 × 51 mm (2 × 2 in) on a white or off-white background. The head height should be 50–69% of photo height. Glasses are allowed only if you need them, with clear lenses and no glare.
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At a glance
Photo size 51 × 51 mm (2 × 2 in)
Background White / Off-White
Glasses Only if needed: clear lenses, no glare
Print resolution 300 dpi or more
Official requirements
Plain white background
Head height 50–69% of photo height
Eyes open and looking at camera
Neutral expression, mouth closed
Clear prescription glasses allowed (no tint, no glare)
Size varies by embassy — check the one you apply to
How it works
Upload a clear, front-facing photo against a plain wall.
Choose Brazil Visa and press Auto Generate: the photo is cropped and sized to the rules above.
Review the compliance check, then download the photo and a printable sheet.
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Source: gov.br , gov.br , gov.br . Last checked 14 October 2026.
The office that issues your passport or visa decides whether to accept a photo. Rules change, so check the official page before you apply.
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