How should a Lithuania visa photo look?
A biometric photo for Lithuania is one studio visit of work: capture, check, print, hand over. The 35×45 mm frame on plain white follows ICAO 9303 and Schengen practice and covers passport, ID card and visa.
What issuing offices expect
The offices handling applications judge a photo by format and sharpness, never by where it was made.
The part PhotoID Studio does
The app crops to 35×45 mm, keeps the head near 70% of frame height and verifies the white background on its own. Print sheets export at 300 dpi, ready for paper.
Taking the shot
Even frontal light, a neutral expression and hair kept off the face give the cleanest result.
Common rejection reasons
• Background tinted or shadowed rather than pure white. • Head height visibly off the 70% mark. • No 3-5 mm clearance left above the hair.
What it costs
One subscription: cropping, checks and print sheets stay in-house with no per-photo fee.
Frequently asked questions
Does a visa need a different photo?
No. Passport, ID card and visa share the same 35×45 mm white-background format.
What print resolution is safe?
Stay at 300 dpi. Coarser prints lose facial detail and invite refusal.
Similar Sizes
Related guides
Passport Photo
ICAO 9303 standard, country sizes and the mistakes that get photos rejected
Passport Photo Software
AI-powered passport, visa and ID photos in seconds: Mac and Windows
Passport Photo Requirements
Size, background, head height, glasses and expression: what every authority checks
Passport Photo Size
US 2×2 in, Europe 35×45 mm: every dimension in one chart