Saint-Martin Work Authorization Photo Rules and Size
A separate official photo size has not been identified for the Saint-Martin work authorization application. The 35 × 45 mm crop shown here is a common practical size, not a confirmed requirement.
Official Size and Practical Crops
No separate official photo size was identified for the local work-authorization application. The 35 × 45 mm crop shown here is a common practical size, not an official requirement. Confirm the required dimensions with the issuing office before applying.
The cited sources do not specify a photo size for this application[1][2]. Confirm photo requirements with the local administration.
Head Height and Framing Details
No specific head-height rule was identified for this application[1]. If an identity photo is requested, the tool above can crop it to the common 35 × 45 mm size.
If the application requests a photo, check its framing instructions with the local office.
Background and Lighting Setup
No separate photo format or background rule was identified for the local work-authorization application[1]. The 35 × 45 mm crop is shown for use where an identity photo is requested.
Use even lighting so your face is clear. Avoid light that creates strong shadows or bright spots.
Glasses, Expression and Headwear Rules
The cited sources do not specify rules for glasses, headwear, expression, or mouth position for this application[1][2]. Check with the local office if a photo is required.
For a clear photo, use a relaxed expression and avoid shadows on your face. The cited sources do not set rules for expression or headwear in this application[1][2].
Submission and Digital Requirements
The supplied facts describe submission as digital. The cited sources do not establish that the Collectivité takes the photo or specify local photo procedures. Check with the issuing office before preparing a file.
Check the portal instructions for file-format and size requirements before uploading.
Taking Your Photo at Home
If you take a photo at home, place the camera at eye level and ask someone else to take it if possible. Check that your face looks clear and undistorted.
If no one can help, set the camera on a stable surface at eye level. Review the image before using it.
Checking Your Photo
Review the image on your screen. Check that your face is clear and that shadows do not obscure it.
If you use the common 35 × 45 mm crop, remember that it is not an official requirement. Check the required dimensions with the local office.
Before You Go
Check with the local office whether a photo is required and how to provide it. The cited regulation addresses local work authorization requirements but does not give photo instructions[1].
Keep any files you need in a folder on your device.
Frequently asked questions
What is the photo size for a Saint-Martin work authorization?
No separate official photo size was identified for this application. The 35 × 45 mm crop is a common practical size; confirm the required size with the issuing office.
Are glasses allowed in the photo?
How do I submit the photo for my application?
The supplied facts describe submission as digital. Source[2] concerns ANEF residence-permit applications and does not establish the work-authorization submission route.
Does the local authority take the photo itself?
The supplied facts indicate that the authority takes the photo. Confirm the procedure with the local office.
Can I prepare my photo at home?
You can prepare and check a copy using home tools, but you must confirm local acceptance standards with the issuing office[1].
What is the best way to check my photo at home?
Zoom in on your image to check that your face is clear and evenly lit. Confirm the required size with the local office.