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Greece visa photo: ⁦35 × 45⁩ mm

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Specification

Print size
⁦35 × 45⁩ mm
⁦3.5 × 4.5⁩ cm · ⁦1.38 × 1.77⁩ in
Digital size
⁦700 × 900⁩ px
Background
White
Head height
75.6 %
Eye line
62.5 % from bottom
File
JPEG ≤ 500 KB
Per sheet
2 photos

A white background, ⁦35 × 45⁩ mm, head about 34 mm from chin to crown.

Checked 7 August 2026 · Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Handed over printed

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Photo requirements

Everything an accepted Visa photo has to satisfy.

  • ⁦35 × 45⁩ mm — ⁦3.5 × 4.5⁩ cm · ⁦1.38 × 1.77⁩ in · ⁦700 × 900⁩ px @ 508 dpi
  • Background: White
  • Head height: 75.6 %, eye line 62.5 % from bottom
  • File: JPEG ≤ 500 KB
  • A white background, ⁦35 × 45⁩ mm, head about 34 mm from chin to crown.

How to shoot it at home

Stand facing a window so the light falls evenly on your face, about two metres from a plain wall. Have someone hold the camera at eye level rather than shooting from below. Neutral expression, mouth closed, both ears and the jawline visible, no shadow behind your head.

Printing: photos per sheet

2 photos of 35 × 45 mm fit on one A4 sheet at 508 dpi. Print at 100 % scale. “Fit to page” quietly resizes everything, and the photo stops matching the spec.

Frequently asked

Is the Greek visa photo different from other Schengen countries?

No. Greece uses the same 35 × 45 mm photo as the rest of the Schengen area. What differs is where the application is filed: Greek consulates work through visa centres in most countries, and the printed photo is handed over there.

What size is a Greece visa photo, in cm and inches?

⁦35 × 45⁩ mm, which is ⁦3.5 × 4.5⁩ cm or ⁦1.38 × 1.77⁩ inches. Those are the same photo stated three ways; use whichever unit the form in front of you asks for.

What size is a Greece visa photo in pixels?

⁦700 × 900⁩ pixels, which is 508 dpi at the print size. Anything smaller will look soft when printed.

What background colour does a Greece visa photo need?

White, plain and evenly lit, with no shadow behind the head. The tool can replace the background for you if the wall behind you is not right.

What file format and size does a Greece visa photo need?

JPEG, no larger than 500 KB. The export here compresses to stay under that limit without dropping below the required resolution.

How many copies of a Greece visa photo fit on one sheet?

2 photos of ⁦35 × 45⁩ mm on an A4 sheet. Print at 100 % scale, never "fit to page".

Greece visa photo: uploaded, or handed over printed?

Handed over printed.

Can a Greece visa photo be taken in a hijab, turban or other head covering?

Yes. A covering worn every day for religious reasons is accepted; an ordinary hat is not. The face has to be visible from the bottom of the chin to the forehead, both edges of the face have to show, and nothing may cast a shadow across it. Keep the fabric plain and unpatterned, and pick a colour that stands apart from the background — a white covering on a white background merges into it, which is the rejection Canada and Türkiye both warn about by name. The palette here can set a background that contrasts.

Hand this to an agent

Paste the prompt into any AI assistant and it has everything it needs: the exact numbers, the page they came from and the source they were checked against. The full spec is the longer reference version.

Agent skills

Reference information, not immigration advice. An application is filled in and signed by the applicant.

Sources

This is an independent site, not a government body. Requirements change, so check them against the official source before you apply. We promise a photo that matches the published specification. We never promise that an application will be approved.