Brazil

Brazilian migrant registration card (30×40 mm)

Required size: 30×40 mm (1.18×1.57 in). Your photo is processed on your device.

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Photo requirements

  • Size: 30×40 mm (1.18×1.57 in)
  • Head size: not set by the authority
  • Background: White
  • Privacy: Processed on your device; the photo is not uploaded

Background

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Official specification

Official nameCarteira de Registro Nacional Migratório (CRNM)
How you hand it inPrinted photo
Photo size30×40 mm (1.18×1.57 in)
Head height (chin to top of head)Not set by the authority
BackgroundWhite
GlassesTake them off, unless you can’t for medical reasons
Head coveringOnly for religious or medical reasons, with the face fully visible
ExpressionNeutral, mouth closed, eyes open

Photo Requirements for the Brazilian Migrant Registration Card

Some Brazilian residence authorization procedures require recent 3x4 cm photos with a white background. Requirements depend on the procedure[1].

Official Size and Document Standards

Some residence authorization procedures require two recent color photos measuring 3x4 cm[1]. The photo requirements depend on the specific procedure you are completing.

Some residence authorization procedures request 3x4 cm photos[1]. The cited source does not establish this as a universal CRNM card photo size.

The sources listed do not specify a head-height measurement for these photos.

Background and Color Specifications

Some residence authorization procedures require two recent color photos with a white background[1].

If your procedure requires a white background, choose a plain white wall and use even lighting.

Biometric Capture and Submission Rules

The Polícia Federal ordinarily captures biometric data during registration. It may request a photo if the capture system is unavailable[2].

Photo requirements and the number of copies vary by procedure[1][3]. The Federal Police may request a photo if biometric capture is unavailable[2].

Step-by-Step Guide to Taking Your Photo at Home

If your procedure requires a photo, use even lighting and follow its instructions for the background and framing.

You may ask someone else to take the picture so the camera is not held at arm's length.

If your procedure requires a photo, check the instructions for any pose or framing rules before preparing it.

Preparing and Printing Your Photo Sheet

If your procedure requires printed photos, follow its instructions for the number and size of copies[1][3]. A Federal Police office may request a photo if its biometric capture system is unavailable[2].

If you use a template, follow the print instructions for the file.

If your procedure requires a printed photo, cut it to the size specified in that procedure.

Common Reasons Photos Are Refused

Some procedures require recent color photos with a white background[1]. The cited sources do not list general photo rejection grounds.

Some procedures require 3x4 cm photos[1]. The Federal Police may request a photo if biometric capture is unavailable[2].

The cited sources do not list other general photo rejection rules.

Frequently asked questions

What is the official photo size for a CRNM application?

Some residence authorization procedures require 3x4 cm photos[1]. Check the instructions for your procedure.

Do I always need to bring printed photos to my appointment?

The Polícia Federal normally captures your biometrics directly during registration, but a physical photo may be requested if their capture system is unavailable[2].

What color must the background be?

Some residence authorization procedures require a white background[1].

How many photos do I need to bring when required?

Some residence authorization procedures request two recent color photos[1].

Can I print the 30 by 40 mm photos at home or at a kiosk?

Yes, you can arrange your cropped photos onto a 4 by 6-inch template sheet and print them out as an ordinary photograph at a local store or kiosk.