Requirements for your Guinea visitor e-visa photo
The online application requires a photo upload of at least 150 × 200 pixels. The authority does not publish a physical photo size or other photo specifications.
Understanding the photo size and official rules
The online visa application requires an applicant photo upload[1]. It does not set an official physical photo size. A 35×45 mm crop (about 1.38×1.77 inches) is a common practical size, not an official requirement.
The official sources do not set a head-height measurement. Check the current instructions on the visa application site before uploading your photo.
The upload requires a digital photo of at least 150 × 200 pixels[2]. The applicant is also photographed and fingerprinted during enrolment on arrival[1]. A 35 × 45 mm crop is a practical option, not an official specification.
Digital requirements and upload details
The online application requires a photo upload of at least 150 × 200 pixels[1][2]. The sources do not specify a maximum file size or pixel dimension[2].
The authority does not specify a background colour for the photo upload[1][2]. Check that the image is at least 150 × 200 pixels before uploading it.
What happens at arrival and enrolment
During enrolment at the visa counter at Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport, the applicant’s photo and fingerprints are taken[1].
Taking your photo at home step by step
You can take a preliminary photo at home using a digital camera or smartphone. Face a bright window to get even natural lighting on your face without harsh shadows. Ask a friend or family member to take the picture so you do not distort your features with a selfie angle.
Keep the camera at eye level and about one to one and a half metres from the person in the photo. You can crop the image to 35 × 45 mm for a practical print, but this is not an official size.
Preparing your print or file
The application requires a photo upload, and the applicant is photographed during enrolment on arrival[1][2]. The sources do not say that a printed photo is required.
Common reasons photos are refused
The upload requirements set a minimum image size of 150 × 200 pixels[2]. The sources do not list reasons for refusal.
Check that the uploaded image is at least 150 × 200 pixels[2]. The source does not state other rejection criteria.
Frequently asked questions
What is the official size for a Guinea visitor e-visa photo?
The online application requires a digital photo and sets a minimum size of 150 by 200 pixels[2]. The authority does not publish an official physical photo size. A 35×45 mm crop is a common practical size, not an official requirement.
What are the pixel dimensions required for the online upload?
The online application requires a photo upload of at least 150 × 200 pixels[2].
Do I need to take a photo if my picture is taken on arrival?
Are there specific background color rules for the photo?
Are there special photo rules for children and infants?
No distinct child or infant photo rules were found in the official sources[2].