Preparing Your Belarus Residence Permit Photo
If you need a photo for a Belarus residence permit, you can use the tool above to crop your picture to the right size. Confirm the exact requirements with the issuing office before you submit your application.
Official Size and Dimensions
No Belarusian authority photo dimensions were located for the residence permit. A 35×45 mm (1.38×1.77 in) crop is a practical estimate, not an official size. Check the exact requirements with the issuing office.
The permit contains a portrait photo[1]. The available source does not state who takes or supplies it, or give layout rules.
A 35×45 mm crop is a practical estimate, not an official size. Check the required dimensions with the issuing office before printing.
Head Height and Framing
No official head-height measurement was located for the residence permit photo.
For a clear portrait, look toward the camera and keep your head centered in the frame.
Standing or sitting too close to the camera can make your nose look larger and distort your facial features. Ask a friend to help you take the picture rather than using arm's length selfie mode. Center your face in the frame and leave a small space around your head and shoulders so you have room to crop later.
Background and Lighting
No Belarusian authority photo background specification was located. The available source confirms that the residence permit contains a portrait photo[1].
Use even lighting so your face is easy to see.
Use a plain background and even lighting for a clear portrait. The authority has not published a background specification for this photo.
Glasses, Expression, and Head Coverings
The available source does not state whether glasses are allowed for the residence permit photo[1].
The available source does not state whether headwear is allowed for this photo[1].
The available source does not specify an expression or whether glasses are allowed. Ask the issuing office about these details before you prepare the photo.
Children and Family Rules
No separate rules for child permit holders were located. The available source does not give child photo instructions.
No separate rules for child permit holders were located.
No child-specific photo instructions were located. Ask the issuing office how to prepare a child’s photo.
Before You Visit the Office
The source lists the Department of Citizenship and Migration of the Ministry of Interior as an issuing authority for the residence permit[1]. It does not say how the photo is captured.
The source does not say whether the applicant supplies a photo or the office takes one. Check the process with the issuing office before your appointment.
Printing and Submitting Your Photo
The available source does not state whether the applicant supplies a printed photo or the office captures it. Check the submission method with the issuing office.
Check with the issuing office whether it needs a printed photo or a digital file.
Ask the issuing office whether it accepts home-printed photos and what print format it requires.
Frequently asked questions
What size is the Belarus residence permit photo?
No official photo size was located. A 35×45 mm (1.38×1.77 in) crop is a practical estimate. Confirm the required size with your issuing office.
Who issues the Belarus residence permit?
The source lists the Department of Citizenship and Migration of the Ministry of Interior as an issuing authority for the residence permit[1].
Are glasses allowed in the photo?
The available source does not state whether glasses are allowed[1]. Check with the issuing office before preparing the photo.
Can I print the photo at home or at a kiosk?
The available source does not state whether a printed photo is required. Check with the issuing office before printing.
Are there special rules for children's photos?
No separate rules for child permit holders were located.
Does the office always take the photo?
The available source does not state who takes or supplies the photo[1]. Check with your issuing office before your appointment.