Are you interested in getting a Liberia passport? Then you are going to need 2 passport photos to submit along with the application form. Fortunately, you can avoid a trip to a professional photo studio. With iVisa Photos, you can take your picture at home, and we will turn it into a government-compliant passport photo. Stick around to learn about the Liberia passport photo requirements and how to use the services provided by iVisa Photos.
Your trip may also require a visa, which is why you should take a quick peek at our website. With iVisa’s help, you can apply for your visa from home if you are eligible for an electronic visa.
Photo specs
- Required size of the photo: 45 mm in height and 35 mm in width
- The photo must be in color
- Head position: keep your head straight
- Recency: must be as recent as 6 months
- Background: white
- Smile: no
- Eyes: must not be obscured
- Do not submit a blurry passport photo
- Glasses: acceptable in certain circumstances
- Headgear: as a general rule, headwear is not permitted. Exceptions are made
- Resolution (pixels): at least 600 dpi
- Attire, clothing, dress code: wear clothes in contrast with the background
- Beard: allowed as long as it represents your everyday likeness
- Number of photos necessary for the application: 2
Liberia Passport Photo Size Requirements Guide
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Liberia Passport Photos and Visa Photo Requirements – Rules, Guidelines, and Specifications
The list of Liberia passport photo requirements above is complete. However, did you know that failure to procure an adequate passport photo is one of the most common reasons for rejection? To avoid that, take a look at the information we provided for you below.
- Finding the appropriate setting in which to take your passport photo is essential. Not only the background should be white, but it must also be free of patterns and shadows. A plain white wall should do the trick. In case you do not have one at hand, you can take a white sheet and hang it on a wall. The result is pretty much the same.
- For the ideal angle, place the camera at eye level when you take your picture. You should keep your head straight. Do not tilt or rotate it. Please remember that portrait-style passport photos are rejected.
- When you take your passport photo or visa photo, you are not allowed to smile, frown, or make any facial expressions other than neutral. To achieve the best result, relax the muscles of your face when you capture the photo.
- Your eyes should look straight into the camera when you take your picture. Make sure that they are not obscured by anything. Remove your hair away from your face, as well as your glasses, if the frames are too large. If you do wear your glasses during the photoshoot, check the photo for flash reflection. Sunglasses and eyeglasses with tinted lenses are not allowed in a passport photo or visa photo.
- The light can play tricks on your facial features, which is why you must make sure that it does not create any shadows on your face. A frontal source of light is the best way to go. You should also be careful with the intensity. The light cannot be too bright or too dark.
- When you take your passport photo or visa photo, your head must not be covered. Nevertheless, if your religion forbids you from keeping your head uncovered, headwear can be kept on. Even then, your face must be visible from the bottom of your chin to the top of your forehead, and the veil should not cast shadows on your face.
- You are not compelled to shave your beard for your passport photo or visa photo if it represents your everyday likeness.
Rules and Requirements for Babies, Infants, and Newborn Passport and Visa Photos
Children are not exempt from having their own passports and visas, which is why if you want to travel with them, you must apply for the required documents for them as well. iVisa Photos can provide passport photos and visa photos for your kids too. Here are some tips that you may find useful.
- Your child must be awake when you take their picture.
- Only the child can appear in the passport photo. If you want to hold him/her, make sure that not even your hands are visible in the shot.
- Lots of parents photograph their children while sitting in a car seat. It is more comfortable. In case you want to do the same, please remember to place a white cloth on the backrest of the chair so that the background is white.
- If you want to photograph your baby while he/she is lying down, do not forget to put a white sheet underneath. The background must be white in this case too.
- The child cannot wear any headwear. You should remove your baby’s pacifier too.
Price and Cost
Using iVisa Photos’ services is not at all expensive. In fact, it is cheaper than most online passport photo services, and it is less costly than going to a photo studio. A Liberia passport requires a set of two passport photos, and iVisa Photos can give them to you for only $5.99. It is approximately 1,185.70 LRD. We say ‘approximately’ because the fee may be slightly different on the day of your purchase due to exchange rate variations.
How to get Liberia Passport Photos or Liberia Visa Photos Online
Now that you possess all the required information about the Liberia passport photo requirements, we are going to tell you what you must do so that you can get your passport photos with iVisa Photos. The process should not be challenging, but if you need help, iVisa Photos provides customer support. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need help.
With a camera, from either a phone or tablet, take your picture. Just make sure to follow all the guidelines above. When you manage to take a picture that you love, you must submit it so that iVisa Photos can turn it into a government-compliant passport photo. Once that is done, we give you two choices:
- 1.Download the passport photo so that you can print it yourself in as many copies as you want. Just make sure to stock up on photo-quality paper.
- 2.Provide iVisa Photos with your address, and we will send you the photos in the shortest amount of time possible.
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