How should a Tanzania visa photo look?
Most Tanzania photo rejections come from small things: a background that prints grey, a head framed too small, a soft file. The format itself is plain: 35×45 mm on white, following ICAO 9303.
Three documents, one standard
Passport, ID card and visa applications are handled separately, yet all three accept the same ICAO 9303 photo.
How PhotoID Studio heads off these faults
PhotoID Studio sets the head near 70% of the frame height, keeps 3 to 5 mm above the hair and turns the background pure white. The file exports at 35×45 mm, 300 dpi.
Shooting the source picture
Stand half a metre off the wall so no shadow lands behind you, with even light on the face from the front.
Faults reviewers catch most often
• Background prints grey despite looking white on screen. • Head well under or over 70% of the photo height. • Hair touching the top edge; 3 to 5 mm should stay clear. • Files below 300 dpi that blur in print.
One plan, every format
A single annual plan covers Tanzania along with every other country format, delivered print-ready and as a digital file.
Frequently asked questions
Does one photo cover passport, ID card and visa?
Yes. All three follow ICAO 9303: 35×45 mm on a white background.
How big should the head be?
About 70% of the photo height, with 3 to 5 mm left above the hair.
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