Photo Requirements for the Indonesian Permanent Residence Card
The supplied procedure does not publish a KITAP photo size. It describes staff taking a photo and fingerprints, then printing the permanent stay card.
Official Size and Guidelines
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish a photo size for the KITAP. A 25 × 30 mm crop is common practice, not an official specification.
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish KITAP photo measurements.
Who Takes the Photo
The cited document is a passport procedure; it does not support a claim about staff taking a KITAP applicant’s photo and fingerprints or printing a permanent stay card.
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish whether KITAP applicants supply a photo print.
The cited document does not establish the KITAP photo submission procedure. Check the instructions from the office handling your application.
Using the Tool for Practice
Even though the immigration staff take your official biometric photo at the office, you can still use the tool above to prepare and check a photo for other uses or to rehearse your look.
You can use the tool above to crop a photo for personal use.
Practicing at home helps you check your posture, lighting, and overall appearance before you go to your official appointment.
Background and Head Details
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish KITAP photo background or head-height rules.
For a practice photo, you may choose a plain background and even lighting.
Standing a short distance away from a solid white or neutral wall helps prevent unwanted shadows from appearing behind you.
Glasses, Headwear, and Children
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish KITAP rules for glasses, headwear, or infant photos.
If you wear prescription glasses or religious headwear every day, you should always check directly with your local immigration office to understand how they handle these items during their on-site photo capture. Knowing their local preferences prevents any unexpected surprises on the day of your official appointment and helps you prepare properly.
Preparing Printed Copies
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish whether KITAP applicants supply a photo print or use a 25 × 30 mm photo.
For personal use, you can print a practice photo on a 4 × 6 inch sheet.
Preparing for Your Appointment
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish KITAP appointment steps or document requirements.
Check the instructions from the office handling your KITAP application for its appointment and document requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What is the official photo size for the KITAP?
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish a KITAP photo size. A 25 × 30 mm crop is a common practice size, not an official specification.
Does the immigration office take the photo?
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish the photo process for a permanent stay card.
Can I use my own photo for the application?
The cited document does not establish whether KITAP applicants can use their own photo. Check the instructions from the office handling your application.
Are there specific background color rules?
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish KITAP background rules.
Are there special rules for children or infants?
The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish KITAP infant photo rules.