Should I cut my hair for passport?

They must know you can go straight out and shave it off, so if it was a problem they would make you be clean-shaven for passport photos.

Can I shave my head for passport photo?

No. You must remove hats or head coverings that obscure your hair or hairline, unless worn for a religious purpose. Your full face must be visible, and the head covering must not cast any shadows on your face.

Can I have long hair for passport?

Concerning the need to tuck your long hair behind your ears, the manual says nothing. What it does state is that “the photograph must be clear with a centered, full frontal view of the applicant’s facial image.” This is followed by the declaration that “the ears do not have to be visible.”

How do they take your hair in passport photos?

there must be no hair across the eyes. hats or head coverings are not permitted except when worn for religious reasons and only if the full facial features are clearly visible. photos with shadows on the face are unacceptable. photos must reflect/represent natural skin tone.

Can I have my hair up in my ID picture?

Make sure that your hair is neat and tidy, and that there is nothing hanging in your eyes. It is important that your eyes be completely visible in your photo.

Is it okay to have a hair color in passport?

There should be no hair covering the eyes. Contrived expressions such as raised eyebrows, squinting or frowning are not acceptable. When having their photos captured, applicant may smile, but without showing their teeth and gums. Eyeglasses should always be removed before capturing the applicant’s photo.

What is not allowed in a passport photo?

Passport photos are definitely a #nofilter zone. Also, no selfies allowed. The photo also can’t have holes, creases, or smudges. All photos have to be 2 x 2 inches (or 51 x 51 mm), and your head in the photo from the bottom of the chin to the top of the head must be between 1 and 1 3/8 inches (or 25 – 35 mm).

What if my hair color is different on my passport?

Only if your appearance has significantly changed from what is in your current passport. Growing a beard or coloring your hair would not constitute a significant change. If you can still be identified from the photo in your current passport, you do not need to apply for a new passport.