Faroe Islands passport and ID photos

Photo sizes for Faroe Islands passports, ID cards, visas and licences. Each document page has a studio to make your photo.

Faroe Islands documents

Faroe Islands Passport, Visa, and ID Photo Requirements

Get official photo sizes for Faroe Island documents right using the tool above to crop your pictures correctly.

Overview of Faroe Islands Documents

The documents covered here have listed photo sizes of 35×45 mm: passport and child passport[1], driving licence[2], international driving permit[3], residence permit[4], and visitor visa[5].

Most of these documents share a standard size, but submission rules and specific measurements can vary depending on what you are applying for. Knowing the rules ahead of time helps you avoid delays in your application process. Always check your specific form instructions before you start.

Passport and Child Passport Photos

For a standard Faroe Islands passport photo, the required dimensions are 35×45 mm[1]. Child passports follow the exact same 35×45 mm size requirement[1].

The official source does not set a strict head height requirement for these passport images, but your face must be centered and clearly visible[1]. Keep your eyes open and look straight ahead toward the camera lens. Remove hats, sunglasses, and large accessories that obscure your facial features. For infants and toddlers, it is acceptable if they cannot look directly at the camera, but a clear view of the face is still required.

Driving Licence and International Driving Permit Photos

If you need a Faroe Islands driving licence photo, the official size is 35×45 mm[2]. This same 35×45 mm size applies when you request a Faroe Islands international driving permit photo[3].

These driving documents require printed submissions[2][3]. There is no official head height rule set for these specific license photos, but you should keep a neutral expression and look directly at the camera[2]. Avoid smiling broadly or frowning. Your hair should not cover your eyes or face.

Residence Permit and Visitor Visa Photos

A Faroe Islands residence permit photo must measure 35×45 mm, and the head height must be between 30 and 36 mm[4]. This document allows for both printed and digital submission methods[4].

A Faroe Islands visitor visa photo is 35×45 mm, with both printed and digital submission listed[5].

How to Take Your Photo at Home

You can take your ID photo at home using a digital camera or smartphone. Face a bright window to get even lighting on your face without harsh shadows. Avoid standing directly under overhead lamps, which can cast dark shadows under your eyes and nose.

Ask someone else to take the picture for you instead of taking a selfie. Selfies distort facial proportions because the camera is held too close. Keep the camera at eye level about one to one and a half meters away from your face. Stand against a plain wall if you do not have a solid white backdrop.

Printing and Submitting Your Photos

Once you crop your image to the correct size, you can arrange it on a standard four by six-inch template. Print the sheet at any local photo kiosk on ordinary photo paper. Cut the photo carefully using scissors or a paper cutter to get clean straight edges.

Check whether your specific application requires printed copies or digital uploads before you submit your paperwork[1][2][3][4][5]. Double-check that your printed photo matches the exact 35×45 mm size by measuring it with a physical ruler before handing it in.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a Faroe Islands passport photo?

A Faroe Islands passport photo must be 35×45 mm[1].

Can I submit digital photos for a residence permit?

Yes, residence permit applications allow for both printed and digital photo submissions[4].

What is the head height requirement for a residence permit photo?

The head height must be between 30 and 36 mm for a residence permit photo[4].

Are child passport photo sizes different?

No, child passport photos use the same 35×45 mm size as adult passports[1].

Do driving licence photos need to be printed?

Yes, driving licence and international driving permit photos require printed submissions[2][3].

How far away should the camera be when taking a photo at home?

Keep the camera at eye level about one to one and a half meters away from your face.