Côte d’Ivoire interministerial staff card photo (21.5×27.5 mm)

Official Photo Dimensions and Size

Getting the correct dimensions for your Côte d’Ivoire interministerial staff card photo is an important step in your application process. The official size set by the authority is 21.5×27.5 mm^[1]. In inches, these measurements equal approximately 0.85×1.08 inches^[1]. You should pay close attention to these exact millimeter dimensions when you prepare your file.

The official printed-size range for this document can range from 21.5×27.5 mm up to 35×45 mm^[1]. The official name of this document is the Carte professionnelle du personnel interministériel^[1]. Because sizes can vary within this specified range, always confirm the exact requirements with your issuing office before final submission.

Checking these details early prevents formatting mistakes on your application. Matching the correct dimensions ensures your identification card prints cleanly without distortion or scaling errors.

Who Takes the Official Photo

For personnel of the interministerial service, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, Directorate of Judicial Services and Human Resources takes the photo itself^[1]. This means the official procedure often relies on pictures captured directly by the administration on site. You should check your specific administrative notice to see if an outside file is required or accepted.

If you need to prepare or review your own image beforehand, you can use the tool above to rehearse, check a photo, or prepare a copy for other uses. Even when the office captures the picture on site, having your own digital reference helps you understand how you will appear on the final card.

Background and Image Specifications

The official specification requires a digital JPEG identity photo^[1]. You cannot submit files in other formats like PNG or GIF unless explicitly permitted by the portal. Make sure your camera or smartphone saves the final image strictly as a standard JPEG file.

The background of the photo must be white^[1]. Find a plain white wall or hang a clean white sheet with no patterns, textures, or distracting shadows. Avoid wearing white clothing when taking your photo against a white background, as your shoulders might blend into the wall.

Wear contrasting clothes so your silhouette stands out clearly against the required white backdrop. Good lighting from a window in front of you can provide even illumination across your face without dark shadows.

File Size Limits and Uploads

Digital submissions have strict technical boundaries that you must follow carefully. The site accepts a maximum file size of 268.44 MB^[1]. There is no minimum file size requirement stated by the authority^[1]. This generous maximum limit accommodates high-resolution digital cameras and smartphones.

Before uploading your image, check the file properties on your computer or mobile device. If your file exceeds 268.44 MB, you will need to compress it or export it at a slightly lower resolution while keeping the JPEG format intact. Always verify the file size before you attempt to submit your application online.

Head Height, Glasses, and Headwear

The issuing authority has not set a specific head height rule for the interministerial staff card photo^[1]. Without a mandatory chin-to-crown measurement, you should center your head naturally within the frame. Keep your shoulders level and face the camera directly.

Rules regarding glasses are unspecified by the official source^[1]. Similarly, headwear permissions are left unspecified in the official documentation^[1]. When in doubt, remove your glasses and any non-religious headwear to ensure your face remains clearly recognizable.

Infant Rules and Additional Guidance

The source does not list infant-specific photo rules for this staff card^[1].

Take time to review all instructions published by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights before submitting your documents^[1]. Double-check your file format, background color, and size dimensions to meet all published standards.