Preparing Your Photo for Brazilian Naturalisation
Brazilian naturalisation documentation requires one recent printed 3x4 cm photo, with the date taken written on the back[1].
Official Size and Document Requirements
The naturalisation documentation requires one recent 3x4 cm photo, with the date taken written on the back[1].
The documentation requires a printed photo[1]. Check the current application instructions for how to submit it.
Writing the Date on the Back
The official naturalisation documentation requires one recent three by four centimetre photo, with the exact date it was taken written on the back[1].
Write the date the photo was taken on its back[1].
Taking Your Photo at Home
You can take a photo at home if you need one. The cited documentation does not specify camera distance or height.
Use even lighting and a plain background for a clear photo. These are practical suggestions, not requirements stated in the cited documentation.
Background and Facial Specifications
The available government source does not specify background colours or specific facial position requirements for your naturalisation photo[1].
The cited source does not specify head height or background colour[1].
Using the Tool on This Page
You can use the tool above to crop your image to the correct dimensions for your application. It helps you frame your head properly and prepares a standard sheet that you can print easily.
You can adjust the crop and download a print sheet using the tool above.
Printing Your Photo at a Kiosk
The tool can place your image on a 4x6-inch sheet for printing.
After printing, cut out a 30 by 40 mm photo and write the date taken on the back[1].
Checking Your Print and Cut Size
Before you finish your preparation, take a physical ruler and measure your cut photo to verify it matches the thirty by forty millimetre requirement.
Check that the photo is clear and measures 30 by 40 mm. Write the date taken on the back[1].
Frequently asked questions
What size is the Brazilian naturalisation photo?
The official size is 30 by 40 millimetres, which is 1.18 by 1.57 inches[1].
Do I need to write anything on the photo?
Yes, you must write the date the photo was taken on the back of the printed picture[1].
Does the authority specify head height or background colour?
No, the available government source does not specify background colours, facial positions, or head height rules[1].
Is digital submission allowed?
The naturalisation documentation requires a printed photo submission[1].
Who issues the naturalisation rules?
The Ministry of Justice and Public Security oversees the documentation requirements[1].
Can I use regular printer paper for my photo?
The cited documentation does not specify a paper type[1].