How should a Moldova visa photo look?
Moldova reviews photos in print; at 35×45 mm sharpness survives only at 300 DPI. The white ICAO 9303 format covers passport, ID card and visa.
Who reviews the photo
Officials measure passport, ID card and visa photos alike: white background, head near 70% of the height, 3 to 5 mm above the hair.
Print-ready files from PhotoID Studio
PhotoID Studio crops your shot to 35×45 mm and exports a true 300 DPI file. Head height, margin and background are checked automatically.
Before the shutter clicks
Even light, a plain wall, camera at eye level. Step back instead of zooming to protect the detail.
Why photos come back
• Pixelated print from a weak file. • Background not evenly white. • Head off the 70% share. • Missing 3 to 5 mm above the hair.
What it costs
One subscription covers your photo work. A print shop puts the file on paper far below studio prices.
Frequently asked questions
What does 300 DPI change?
Sharpness on paper. Coarser files blur the eyes at 35×45 mm, a frequent refusal cause.
Is a phone camera enough?
Yes, modern phones capture more than the print needs. Frame wide, let the app crop.
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