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Peru visa — photo requirements
413×508 px · 70–80% · white · JPEG
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Background replacement only — facial features are never altered. Some authorities (US State Dept, UK HMPO, Canada IRCC) require unedited photos; check your destination's rules and prefer a real plain background when possible.
Align the top of the head between the guide lines (70–80% of the frame).
Requirements at a glance
| Size in pixels | 413 × 508 px (300 DPI) |
|---|---|
| Head height | 70–80% |
| Background | white |
| Format | JPEG |
| Checked | 2026-10-26 · Official source ↗ |
Peruvian consulates publish photo requirements on gob.pe - the official state
portal - with the most specific digital guidance at 35 x 43 mm; other consulate
pages list 3.5 x 4.5 or 3.5 x 5 cm, so practice varies slightly by post and this
preset follows the most precisely stated digital figure, 35 x 43 mm, which
converts to 413 x 508 pixels at 300 DPI on this tool's canvas. All the variants
share a plain white background and standard portrait framing, and none publish a
numeric head-height band, so the guide lines follow the 70-80 percent ICAO
convention used in Peruvian consular practice. No file-size cap is published for
digital submission, so the preset leaves the limit off and exports at full
quality. Shoot face-on in even daylight against a white wall, neutral expression,
both eyes open, no glasses glare, and head coverings only for religious or
medical reasons with the full face visible. If your consulate's checklist names a
different print size, the crop still works - the head placement stays valid and
only the paper trim changes. Applications are lodged at Peruvian consulates with
printed photos in most countries, so print this export at 300 DPI on photo paper
and confirm the exact millimetres on your local mission's checklist before
cutting.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a Peru visa photo?
The most specific official guidance is 35 x 43 mm - 413 x 508 pixels at 300 DPI - on white. Some consulates list 3.5 x 4.5 cm; check your local post.
Why do Peruvian consulates list different sizes?
Each mission publishes its own checklist and they vary slightly. The framing here fits all of them; only the paper trim differs.
Can I use a Schengen 35 x 45 crop?
It is 2 mm longer - most consulates accept it, but the safest option is this 35 x 43 preset cropped from your original.