Andorran hunting permit photo (35×45 mm)

Official Size and Dimensions

The regulation requires the hunting permit to display the holder’s photograph, but it does not set a photo size^[1].

The regulation does not specify the photo’s size or head-height measurements^[1]. Confirm the required photo format with the issuing office before preparing it.

The current hunting permit is a card-format document that carries your photograph, and it may also be incorporated into the official digital wallet of the government^[1]. Older carnet de caçador rules required 35 by 45 millimeters for first licenses, but the newer regulation establishes the current photo-bearing permís de caça without repeating that exact photo submission rule in the text^[1].

Background and Lighting Guidelines

When you prepare a photo for official documents, background and lighting are usually strict. However, for this specific permit, the regulation requires the permit to display the holder’s photograph but does not specify an applicant photo size, background, or other portrait rules^[1].

Even though the official regulations do not list a specific background color or lighting setup, practical photo habits help you get a clear image. Face a window with natural light to illuminate your face evenly without harsh shadows. Stand a short distance away from a plain, neutral wall so that your portrait stands out clearly.

For a clear portrait, keep the camera near eye level and ask someone to take the picture. These are practical suggestions; the regulation does not set camera-position rules^[1].

Expression, Glasses, and Headwear Rules

The regulation does not specify rules for glasses or headwear in the permit photo^[1].

Ask the issuing ministry if you are unsure whether glasses or headwear are acceptable. The regulation does not give photo rules for either^[1].

The official regulation does not mandate a neutral expression or require your mouth to be closed^[1]. Even though these rules are not formally set, keeping a calm, natural facial expression with a closed mouth helps officials easily match your face to your permís de caça.

Rules for Young Hunters and Age Exceptions

Applicants aged 16 or 17 need authorization from a legal representative or tutor^[1].

Despite these age requirements for the permit itself, the official regulations do not state any special photo rules for minors^[1]. The same general requirement for displaying the holder’s photograph applies regardless of the applicant's age^[1].

Submission Formats and File Limits

The permit is issued as a printed card and may also be added to the Government’s digital wallet^[1].

The regulation does not state a file-size limit for digital photo submissions^[1]. It also does not describe a digital photo-submission process.

The regulation does not specify whether you must submit a separate printed photo or what size it should be^[1]. Confirm the submission format with the issuing office.

How to Prepare Your Photo Step by Step

Taking your own photo at home is simple when you follow a few basic steps. First, set up a camera or phone on a stable surface or tripod at eye level in a well-lit room.

Second, take a clear portrait showing your head and shoulders clearly. Transfer the image to your device and open the tool above to adjust the framing to 35 by 45 millimeters.

Review the image for clarity, then confirm the required format with the issuing office before submitting it.