How should a Slovenia visa photo look?
On Slovenia's 35×45 mm photo the head takes about 70% of the frame height, and 3 to 5 mm stay clear above the crown. ICAO 9303 under Schengen practice adds the rest: white background, 300 DPI print.
What the application desk measures
Desks that receive passport, ID card, visa and residence permit files check the same points: head height, top gap, clean white background.
The preset does the framing arithmetic
The Slovenia preset in PhotoID Studio seats the head at 70% of the frame, keeps the margin above the hair and pulls the background to pure white. The export lands at 35×45 mm, 300 DPI.
Shoot loose, crop later
Leave air above the hair at capture; the crop sets the head position afterwards. Lens at eye level, expression neutral.
Framing faults that lead to refusal
• Hair touching the top edge of the frame. • A head well below the 70% ratio. • Shadows or a grey tint on the background. • Print resolution under 300 DPI.
Consistent framing protects the studio
A print returned over a lost top margin costs time and a free redo; locked framing removes that risk.
Frequently asked questions
How much space belongs above the head?
3 to 5 mm between the crown and the top edge, with the head near 70% of the image height.
Which documents use this format in Slovenia?
Passport, ID card, visa and residence permit applications, always on a white background.
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