Prepare Your Photo for a Peruvian Temporary Worker Status Application
The temporary worker status application does not specify an applicant photo[1]. Migraciones captures a photo digitally when enrolling biometrics for the foreign resident card[2].
Understanding the Photo Rules
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1]. The authority does not publish a photo size for this application.
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1].
Migraciones captures the photo digitally when enrolling biometrics for the foreign resident card; no applicant photo dimensions or background color are published[1].
The temporary worker status application does not specify an applicant photo[1]. Migraciones captures a photo digitally when enrolling biometrics for the foreign resident card[2].
How Migraciones Takes Your Picture
Peru does not issue a separate photo work permit in this process. Foreign workers apply for a worker migratory status and, when resident, a Carné de Extranjería[2].
The work-status application lists no photo because Migraciones captures the resident card photo digitally[1].
Migraciones reminds people that printed photographs are not required to complete these procedures[3].
Migraciones captures a photo digitally when enrolling biometrics for the foreign resident card[2]. Migraciones says printed photographs are not required for the procedures covered by its notice[3].
Using the Tool on This Page
Even though the agency captures the image during biometric enrollment, you might still want to prepare a picture for your own records or other uses.
You can use the tool to prepare an image for personal use.
You can crop your files in your browser.
You can use the tool to prepare an image for personal use. The temporary worker status application does not specify an applicant photo[1].
Taking a Practice Photo at Home
If you want to practice taking a picture at home, stand facing a bright window for even lighting on your face.
Ask a friend or family member to take the picture instead of taking a selfie, and keep the camera at eye level about one to one and a half meters away.
Check that your face is clear and centered before you use the tool above to crop the image to 35 by 45 mm.
If you want to practice taking a picture at home, use even lighting and keep the camera at eye level. The authority does not publish photo dimensions or a background color for this application[1].
Common Reasons Photos Are Refused
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1].
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1].
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1].
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1]. The authority’s application instructions do not list photo refusal criteria.
Frequently asked questions
Does the work visa application require a printed photo?
Migraciones says printed photographs are not required for the passport and foreign resident card procedures covered by its notice[3].
What is the official size for this application?
The work-related migratory-status application does not specify an applicant photo[1].
Where is the actual photo taken for the resident card?
Migraciones captures the photo digitally when enrolling biometrics for the foreign resident card[1].
Can I use the tool on this page for my application?
The tool can still help to rehearse, check a photo, or prepare a copy for other uses, though the agency captures your official picture during biometrics[1].