Georgian international driving permit photo (35×45 mm)

Understanding the Official Size

The Service Agency issues international driving permits^[1]. Its service page does not publish a photo rule. A 35×45 mm crop is a common practical estimate, not an official requirement.

The service page does not list a photo submission requirement^[1].

Head Height and Frame Guidelines

The official service page does not list a specific rule for your head height on a Georgian international driving permit photo^[1]. Because the head height is not set by the authority, you have some flexibility in how you frame your shot^[1].

You can use the tool above to crop your image to the standard 35 by 45 millimeter dimensions. Try to center your face evenly within the frame so the picture looks balanced and clear. Proper framing helps make sure your portrait looks professional and meets general expectations.

Always check with the local office if you need more details about how your head should appear in the final picture.

Background and Lighting Setup

The official service page does not publish photo rules for background color or lighting^[1]. A 35×45 mm crop is commonly used in practice, but is not an official specification.

To take a clear picture at home, find a plain, light-colored wall to stand in front of. Face a bright window to get soft, even light on your face. Avoid standing too close to the wall, because this can create harsh dark shadows behind your head.

Good lighting makes your facial features visible and clear.

Rules on Glasses, Headwear, and Expression

The official guidelines do not specify whether you can wear glasses in your permit photo^[1]. Headwear permissions are also unspecified on the official service page^[1].

The official service page does not specify rules for expression, glasses, or headwear^[1].

Following these simple steps helps keep your application straightforward.

Taking Your Photo at Home

You can easily take your own permit photo at home using a digital camera or a modern smartphone. Ask a friend or family member to take the picture for you rather than using the front-facing camera.

Keep the camera lens at your exact eye level and stand about one to one and a half meters away from the lens. Look straight ahead into the camera with your shoulders square and relaxed.

Take several pictures in good lighting so you have options when you pick the best one. Reviewing your shots on a computer screen helps you spot any minor flaws.

Printing and Preparing Your Application

The official service page does not list a photo submission requirement^[1].

You can use the tool above to place your cropped 35 by 45 millimeter photo onto a standard four by six inch sheet. Save this image file to your mobile phone or transfer it to a USB memory stick.

Take the file to a local retail photo kiosk and print it out as an ordinary four by six inch photograph. Use a clean pair of scissors or a paper cutter to trim your picture neatly along the edges.

Common Reasons Photos Are Refused

Application photos often get rejected if the lighting is too dark or if the image is blurry. Make sure your picture is sharp and clear before you print it out at the kiosk.

Blurry or grainy photos make it hard for agents to verify your identity. Taking your photo in bright daylight near a window solves most lighting problems.

Check your final printed copy carefully to confirm that the details look crisp and distinct. Proper preparation gives your application the best chance of moving forward without trouble.