Pakistan Passport (e-Services online application) requirements
Pakistan passport (e-services online application): 35 × 45 mm, plain white background, head 64–76% of the height, up to 5 MB, taken within 6 months. Source: Directorate General of Immigration & Passports, Ministry of Interior, verified 2026-09-14.
Pakistan
Passport (e-Services online application)
From an official source
- Print size
- 35 × 45 mm (1.38 × 1.77 in)
- Pixels
- 413 × 531 px at 300 DPI
- Digital file
- ≤ 5 MB · JPG / JPEG / PNG
- Background
- plain white
- Head height
- 29–34 mm · 64–76% of photo height
- Photo age
- Taken within the last 6 month(s)
- Professionally taken, 45 mm high by 35 mm wide; head at least 29 mm and no more than 34 mm; must not be cut down from a larger picture or edited in software.
- Plain white background, no more than 6 months old, sharp focus, close-up of full head and shoulders, nothing covering the face.
- Digital file up to 5 MB in JPG, JPEG or PNG.
Photograph Requirements — DGI&P e-Services PortalDirectorate General of Immigration & Passports, Ministry of Interior · last verified 2026-09-14
DocPixEdit provides technical guidance and automated checks based on the requirements and sources listed on this page. Requirements can change, and final acceptance is determined by the relevant authority. Always verify current requirements before submission.
How to prepare this photo
- Take or choose a recent, sharp, colour photo facing the camera with a neutral expression and even lighting.
- Open it in DocPixEdit with this standard selected — the crop frame is locked to 35 × 45 mm (1.38 × 1.77 in) — 413 × 531 px.
- Check the background is plain and matches what the authority allows (plain white); use the background tool if needed.
- Adjust zoom so the head (chin to crown) fills roughly 64–76% of the photo height, centred and level.
- Download the file (JPG for online forms, or a print sheet for paper) and double-check the rules on the official page before you submit.
General photo tips
- Face the camera directly; keep both ears and the full outline of the face visible.
- Use even, shadow-free lighting — daylight from a window in front of you works well.
- Start from a high-resolution original; small or heavily compressed images look blurry when resized.
- No filters, retouching or beauty effects — authorities reject altered photos.
- Follow the authority's own rules for glasses, head coverings and expression.
These are general tips, not rules of any government. Always follow the official guidance linked above.