Wallis and Futuna Driving Licence Photo Guide
Get your Wallis and Futuna driving licence photo right by following the official size and submission rules. Use the tool above to crop your photo correctly before you print it.
Official Size Requirements
The official size for a Wallis and Futuna driving licence photo is 25 by 32 millimetres, or about 0.98 by 1.26 inches[1]. The authority requests photos in this format for the permit application[1]. Measure your print to check its size.
The head height is not set by the authority, giving you some flexibility on how close your face appears within the frame[1]. Always confirm these measurements with the issuing office if you want to avoid any mistakes on your paperwork. Knowing the exact limits helps you prepare correctly.
Submission and Print Format
You must submit physical printed copies when you apply for a new permit or request a duplicate licence[1]. The application rules require you to provide three identity photos in this specific local permit format[1].
The application asks for three identity photos in the local permit format[1]. Prepare three prints for your application.
Taking Your Photo at Home
You can take your own photo at home before you print it out for your application. Stand facing a bright window to get even, natural light on your face without creating harsh shadows behind you. Ask a friend or a family member to take the picture using a smartphone or a digital camera.
Keep the camera steady at eye level and look toward the lens. Avoid filters or edits that change your appearance.
Preparing Your Photo with the Tool
After you capture a clear picture, you can use the tool above to crop it to 25 by 32 millimetres.
It helps you position your face correctly within the required dimensions before you make your print sheet. You can arrange your cropped photos onto a standard 4 by 6 inch photo template so you can print them easily at any local store. The browser tool makes precise cutting easy to manage.
Printing Your Photos at a Kiosk
Once you prepare your 4 by 6 inch template sheet using the tool above, save the file to your phone or a USB drive. Take the file to a local photo kiosk or a print shop that handles standard 4 by 6 inch photo prints.
Print the sheet on standard glossy or matte photo paper just like an ordinary family photograph. Use a pair of sharp scissors or a paper cutter to cut out your three individual 25 by 32 millimetre photos along the border lines. Clean edges make your application look neat and professional.
Common Reasons Photos Are Refused
Applications often face delays or rejections when the submitted photos do not meet the official standards[1]. Make sure your final cut prints measure exactly 25 by 32 millimetres and are printed sharply on real photo paper[1].
Check that your photos are clear and measure 25 by 32 millimetres before you submit them[1]. The source does not list rules about hats, glasses, or exemptions.
Checking Your Printed Results
Before you attach your photos to your application, lay them out on a flat surface and inspect them closely. Measure them with a small ruler to verify the 25 by 32 millimetre dimensions are exact[1].
Check that your face is clear in the print. The source does not say that these checks will prevent delays or speed up permit processing.
Frequently asked questions
What size do I need for a Wallis and Futuna driving licence photo?
The official size is 25 by 32 millimetres, or 0.98 by 1.26 inches[1].
How many photos must I provide?
You must provide three identity photos for a new permit application and for duplicates[1].
Who processes the driving licence in Wallis and Futuna?
The cited page is the Wallis and Futuna government page for driving permits[1].
Can I print my photos at a regular kiosk?
Yes, you can arrange your cropped photos on a 4 by 6 inch sheet and print them at any standard photo kiosk[1].