Passport photo tips

People tend not to look their best in identification photos, and the worst part is the results are with you for years. To ensure you get the best picture possible, follow the tips below. Dis…

Passport Photo Tips: 1. No Selfies. 2. Strike a Pose against a White or Neutral Background. 3. No Shadow or filters. 5. Smile with your eyes, but keep your lips in 'resting passport face' mode. Sorry, no smiles are allowed! 6. No Hat. No Glasses Ready to rock your passport photo on Passport Now? Let's slay that pic! 💁‍♂️📸

PASSPORT photo requirements: Every passport application or renewal needs to include photos for your travel document and there are strict rules on what is accepted.

Revamp your passport photo experience! Find out if you can wear jewelry or a T-shirt in your passport photo, explore the best hair styles and colors to wear, and make your passport photo a true representation of your best self. Your perfect passport photo awaits.

Can I take a passport photo with an iPhone? Yes, if you have a smartphone to take the photo at home. Make sure you have good lighting and white background.

ST's Stephanie Yeow shares some tips on how to ensure success for passport photo submissions. Read more at straitstimes.com.

One question you might be asking yourself is: “How can I prepare the best makeup for my passport photo?” Passport Photo Online wanted to answer that question, so we’ve spoken to 6 awesome professional makeup artists and bloggers, with over 140,000 Instagram followers between them, who have generously agreed to share their insider expertise to give you the best advice on how to get your makeup ready for your passport photo. Click and learb more about passport photo makeup tips!

What to wear in a passport photo? Your answer's here. Follow our guide to pick an outfit that complies with US passport photo rules & you feel comfortable in!

You know the serial killer Charlize Theron played in the 2003 movie Monster? The role for which the actress underwent such a dramatic physical transformation she won an Oscar for it? Well, that's exactly who I look like in my current passport photo.