Indonesian temporary residence permit photo (25×30 mm)

Understanding the Size and Specifications

The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish a photo size for ITAS. A 25 × 30 mm crop is common practice for photo-bearing card formats, not an official specification.

The cited document does not establish an ITAS head-height measurement. Contact your immigration office for current application information.

When you look at your photo on a screen, you should check the pixel dimensions if you plan to print it later. Keeping the proportions exact prevents the image from looking stretched or squished when you format it for personal practice.

Who Takes the Official Photo

The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish the ITAS photo process or issuance method. Check with the immigration office handling your application for current instructions.

You can use the tool above to rehearse or prepare a photo for personal use, but remember that the final official record happens at the government office during your scheduled appointment.

Taking the Photo at Home

If you want to practice taking a photo at home, you need to set up your space correctly. Face a bright window to let natural light illuminate your face evenly without creating harsh shadows on your skin.

Ask a friend or family member to take the picture for you rather than trying to hold the phone or camera yourself. Selfies often distort facial features because the camera is held too close to your face.

Keep the camera lens at your exact eye level. Stand about one to one and a half meters away from the camera to avoid any distortion around your nose and forehead.

Background and Lighting Guidelines

The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish ITAS photo size or background rules.

Even though there is no official background rule stated in the source, choosing a plain, neutral wall behind you is a good habit for practice photos. Make sure the light falls evenly across your face from the front or side, and turn off overhead lights that create dark shadows under your eyes or chin.

Managing Glasses, Expression, and Headwear

The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish ITAS rules for glasses, expression, or headwear.

If you wear glasses daily, you can test how they look in a practice image, but keep in mind that reflections or heavy frames can sometimes obscure your eyes. Maintain a natural, calm look with your mouth closed if you are taking a test photo at home. Make sure your hairline and facial contours remain visible just in case local staff request adjustments during your visit.

Before You Go

Check the instructions from the immigration office handling your application for appointment and document requirements.

The cited source does not give clothing or hair instructions for an ITAS photo.

Submission Methods and File Limits

The cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish ITAS issuance methods or photo upload and print requirements.

Check with the immigration office handling your application for current instructions about any documents or uploads.

Rules for Children and Infants

The supplied facts say children applying for their own stay permit attend the biometric process, but the cited document is a passport procedure and does not establish ITAS infant photo rules.

The supplied information does not describe a separate infant photo rule or how staff assist children during biometric capture. Check with the immigration office handling the application for current instructions.