Pasfoto eisen Frankrijk

Passport photo requirements France

The passport photo requirements for France are that you must submit an official passport photo in colour. Both the passport photo and the visa photo must meet the same requirements of the Schengen countries.

Costs passport photo or visa photo France

We are able to create a Zimbabwian passport photo for as low as € 15,-. With it, you will receive 6 photos. These will be cut and neatly packaged in a small suitcase for you.  

In case you also need a digital variant of the photo alongside your prints, it will cost an additional €2,50. This variant will be sent to your email address. 

You can simply walk in without an appointment at our studio over on Hugo de Grootplein 17 in Amsterdam.  The passport photos will be made for you immediately.   

Though it is not necessary, an appointment can always be made so you can make sure that you can be helped at a specific time if you are currently unavailable. 

These photos should:

Be no more than 6 months old Printed in high quality photo paper 35 mm wide and 45 mm high Closeup of the head with the shoulders, the face covers 70-80% of the photo Size of the head between 32 mm and 36 mm Sharp, clear, good in contrast and without marking on the front or back Background is smooth and light gray in tone (white is not accepted) Looking straight and neutral into the camera Natural skin tones No shadows visible on the face or behind it Eyes open and fully visible No facial reflections or red eyes Glasses may be provided with clear glasses, no reflection and no thick frame, eyes must be fully visible Headgear is not allowed except for religious reasons. From the bottom chin to the top of the forehead, everything should be visible, including the edges of the face

Adjustment in requirements:

We are aware of the latest developments in the rules and requirements that a country imposes on the passport photo. It is possible that a country decides to adjust the requirements for taking a passport photo. Therefore, always take the form that you receive from your consulate with you when you have the passport photo taken. In general, the consulate is the first to receive the new rules. We will then check for you whether the requirements correspond so that you are always up to date.

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