Chadian National Identity Card Photo Requirements and Size
The available sources do not state whether you need to provide a photo for a Chadian national identity card.
Official Size and Issuing Authority
ANATS lists the national identity card as an issued secure document[1]. The available sources do not give an official photo size. The 35×45 mm (1.38×1.77 in) size is a practice estimate, so confirm the requirements with your issuing office before applying.
The available sources do not explain whether applicants provide a photo or have one taken during enrollment[2][1]. Check with the issuing office about its current process before preparing a photo.
Head Height and Framing Rules
The available sources do not set a head-height measurement for the photo. If you prepare a practice image, center your head in the frame.
If you prepare a practice image, you can crop it to 35×45 mm, a size commonly requested by studios. Keep your head upright and centered.
For a practice photo, keep your full head and the top of your shoulders in the frame. Follow any instructions from the issuing office.
Background and Lighting Recommendations
The available sources do not state a background color or lighting rule for this photo[1]. For a practice picture, use a plain background and even light.
For a practice photo, use even light so your face is easy to see.
The available sources do not specify a background or lighting rule for this photo[1].
Glasses, Expression, and Head Coverings
The available sources do not specify rules for glasses, facial expressions, or headwear[1]. Check with the issuing office before preparing a photo.
The available sources do not specify rules for head coverings or face visibility[1]. Check with the issuing office for instructions.
Rules for Children and Infants
The available sources do not give separate photo rules for infants[1]. If you prepare a practice photo, try to keep the child’s face visible.
Ask the issuing office whether it has photo instructions for children. The available sources do not provide separate rules for infant photos[1].
Preparing and Printing Your Photo
The available sources do not explain whether applicants must provide a photo or whether print or digital submissions are accepted[2][1]. The 35×45 mm size is a practice estimate, not an official requirement; confirm the photo process with the issuing office.
The available sources do not describe photo review or acceptance rules[2][1]. If you print a practice copy, check its dimensions after printing.
Frequently asked questions
What is the size of a Chadian national identity card photo?
Does ANATS set a head height rule for the ID photo?
The available sources do not state a head-height measurement for this photo[1].
Are glasses allowed in the photo?
The available sources do not say whether glasses are allowed[1].
Can I take my photo at home?
The available sources do not say whether applicants may take their own photo[1]. Ask the issuing office about its process.
Where can I print my photo sheet?
The available sources do not specify print-sheet size or where to print a photo.
What should I check before going to the office?
Ask the issuing office whether it captures the photo on-site or requires you to bring a photo, and confirm its current instructions.