Bolivia

Bolivian visitor visa photo (40×40 mm)

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

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Photo requirements

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

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Official specification

Official nameVisa de Turismo
How you hand it inPrinted photo
Photo size40×40 mm (1.57×1.57 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

Bolivian Visitor Visa Photo Requirements

Prepare your Bolivian visitor visa application photo correctly by following official size and background guidelines. Use the tool above to crop your image easily for your upcoming travel paperwork.

Official Size and Dimensions

The embassy page lists a current 4 × 4 cm photo with a red background among the visa requirements[1]. That size is 40 × 40 mm, or about 1.57 × 1.57 inches. Check whether the requirement applies to your visa group.

The authority does not publish head-position measurements or specific head height rules for this document[1]. Because specific sizing rules can change, you should always confirm current instructions directly with the issuing office or organisation before you submit your paperwork.

When you measure your printed photo with a ruler, check both the horizontal and vertical dimensions from edge to edge. Making sure the square is exact helps you avoid minor sizing errors before you hand in your file.

Background and Lighting Rules

The official page lists a red background for applicable visa photos[1]. It does not specify whether the background must be plain or free of patterns and objects.

To get good lighting, stand in a bright room facing a window while someone takes your picture. Keep your face evenly lit on both sides so there are no heavy shadows falling across your features or the red background behind you.

Turn off your camera flash to stop harsh glares and strange skin tones from appearing on your picture. Natural daylight from a large window gives a much softer and more even look for your face.

Who Takes the Photo

The official page lists a current 4 × 4 cm photo with a red background among the visa requirements for applicable visa groups[1].

You can use the tool above to prepare a photo for personal use. The official page does not say whether a professional photographer is required.

If you prefer professional help, you can visit a local photo studio and ask them to print a square picture that matches your target measurements. Always check their work against the official dimensions before you leave the shop.

Preparing Your Printed Photo at Home

The official page lists a current photo among the visa requirements[1]. The supplied requirements identify it as a printed photo.

Keep the camera at eye level about 1 to 1.5 meters away from your face. Ask a friend or family member to take the photo so you do not distort your features with an arm's-length selfie angle.

Stand up straight with your shoulders relaxed and look straight into the lens. Maintain a calm posture and keep a neutral expression with your mouth closed, even though the official rules do not explicitly mention facial expressions[1].

Printing at a Local Kiosk

The tool can arrange a photo on a 4 × 6 inch sheet for printing. The official page specifies a 4 × 4 cm photo but does not require a 4 × 6 inch sheet[1].

Take the file to any local store with a photo printing kiosk and print it out as an ordinary 4x6-inch photograph. Use scissors or a paper cutter to trim out your 4x4 cm photo carefully before attaching it to your application.

Choose a standard matte or glossy photo paper finish for your prints. Avoid plain printer paper because offices typically reject photos printed on ordinary office paper.

Common Reasons Photos Are Refused

The official page lists a red background for applicable visa photos[1]. It does not describe photo rejection practices or specify a shade of red.

The official page does not list other photo rejection reasons or specify rules for lighting, glasses, headwear, or expression[1].

Common photo problems include blur, incorrect dimensions, and heavy shadows. The official page does not list photo rejection reasons[1].

Before You Go to the Embassy

Gather the documents required for your visa application, including a printed photo if your visa group requires one[1].

Check with the issuing office whether you need to bring anything beyond the listed application documents[1].

Frequently asked questions

What is the official size for a Bolivian visitor visa photo?

The official size is 4 x 4 cm, which is 40x40 mm or 1.57x1.57 inches[1].

What background color do I need to use?

The authority requires a red background for this visa photograph[1].

Are digital photo uploads accepted for this visa?

The supplied requirements identify the photo as printed. The official page lists a current photo among the visa requirements[1].

Does the authority publish rules about head height?

No, the authority does not publish head-position measurements or specific head height rules for this application[1].

Can I use the tool above to prepare my photo?

You can use the tool above to crop a photo to 4 × 4 cm and arrange it on a printable sheet. Check whether the photo requirement applies to your visa group[1].

How should I print my photo at home?

You can use the tool to place your photo onto a standard 4x6 sheet, print it at a local store kiosk using glossy or matte photo paper, and trim it to size with scissors.