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The Passport Photo Maker

Vietnam · e-Visa

Vietnam e-visa photo

Vietnam's e-visa portal asks for a recent 4 x 6 cm portrait — a 2:3 shape — as a JPG or JPEG under 2 MB, front-facing, no hat, no glasses, on a white background. It publishes no pixel size or head measurement, so the dimensions we render are our honest conversion and the portal's own automatic check decides.

The check is free and runs on your device. You pay only if you download the finished file — $4.99, or $6.99 with a 4 × 6 in print sheet.

The exact specification

The same numbers the checker applies.

Vietnam · e-Visa
Printed size
No print — digital only
Digital file
JPG/JPEG · 472 × 709 to 2400 × 3600 px · 2 MB max
Head size
50%–80% of the photo height
Background
Plain white
Glasses
The instructions say the photo must show no glasses and no hat, with no exception listed. We cannot detect glasses, so we report this check as unverified rather than passing it.

Not fully verified. Published: a recent 4 x 6 cm portrait, JPG or JPEG under 2 MB, front-facing, no hat and no glasses, on a white background. Not published: pixel dimensions, resolution or a head size — the pixel box and framing window here are ours, and the portal's own automatic check decides.

About background editing. The portal verifies the photo automatically before it accepts the application; an edited background is the kind of alteration its checks look for. Off by default.

What the free check covers

We measure

  • Head size against the published window
  • Eye position, where the authority sets one
  • Head tilt and rotation
  • Background brightness and evenness
  • Sharpness and exposure

Only you can confirm

  • Glasses — we can't reliably detect them, so we flag rather than pass
  • Expression and mouth position
  • Red eye
  • Filters, retouching or AI edits made before upload

We are an independent service, not affiliated with any government. The issuing authority always makes the final decision — a pass here means your photo meets the published measurements we can check.