Russian Work Permit Photo Size and Requirements
The work permit form includes a portrait[1]. The listed source does not establish the photo’s dimensions or submission method.
Official Size and Guidelines
The supplied research did not verify an official size for the work-permit portrait. It gives 35×45 mm (1.38×1.77 in) only as a practical crop size, not as a verified common request. Confirm requirements with the issuing office; the listed source does not establish local requirements[1].
The supplied research did not verify an official head-height rule[1]. If you prepare a photo, keep your face centered as a practical framing choice.
Ask the issuing office what photo it requires before you apply.
The application may be filed by an employer or applicant, depending on the permit type.
Submission and Printing Details
The listed source shows the work-permit form includes a portrait[1]. The supplied research does not verify whether applicants submit a printed photo or a digital file, or specify a required size.
After you crop your photo, you can arrange it on a standard 4x6-inch sheet to print at a local photo kiosk. Check your print settings to make sure the dimensions do not stretch, shrink, or lose their proper proportions during printing.
If you print a photo, check that it has not been resized.
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Background, Lighting, and Pose
The source does not specify a background rule for this document[1].
For a clear photo, face the camera and use even lighting.
Use lighting that does not cast shadows on the background.
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Glasses, Headwear, and Expression
The supplied research did not verify an official rule about glasses[1].
The supplied research did not verify an official rule about headwear[1].
The supplied research did not verify official rules about facial expression or whether the mouth must be closed[1].
The source does not specify these requirements[1].
Taking Your Photo at Home
You can take your photo at home using a digital camera or smartphone. Ask a friend or family member to take the picture so you avoid the distortion and awkward angles of a handheld selfie.
For a clear photo, keep the camera at eye level and use even lighting.
Avoid lighting that creates glare or strong shadows.
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Preparing and Checking Your Photo
If you use the tool above, you can crop a photo to a practical 35×45 mm size. This is not a verified official specification for the work-permit portrait.
The source shows a portrait on the work-permit form, but does not specify whether applicants submit a printed or digital photo[1].
If you choose to print a photo, check its size before submitting it.
Frequently asked questions
What size is the Russian work permit photo?
The supplied research gives 35×45 mm (1.38×1.77 in) as a practical crop size, not a verified official size. Confirm the requirement with your issuing office[1].
Can I submit a digital photo?
The listed source shows a portrait on the work-permit form, but the supplied research does not verify whether applicants submit a printed photo or a digital file[1].
What is the required head height?
The supplied research did not verify an official head-height rule for the work-permit portrait[1].
Are glasses allowed in the photo?
The supplied research did not verify an official rule about glasses for the work-permit portrait[1].
Is headwear permitted?
The supplied research did not verify an official rule about headwear for the work-permit portrait[1].