IDSPEC — Passport photo rules, taken from the government source.

Indonesia Visa Photo Size — 400 × 600 px Upload, No Print

You upload 400 × 600 px — nothing is printed at home. Indonesia visa photo rules taken from the government source, with the date we checked it.

You upload 400 × 600 px — nothing is printed at home.

Uploaded during the online e-Visa application — one of the few Indonesian processes that states a photo specification at all.

What gets a Indonesia photo rejected

Every line below is the authority's own wording. These are the reasons applications actually come back — more often than a wrong measurement.

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Which route applies to you

Ordinary route
You upload 400 × 600 px — nothing is printed at home.

Uploaded during the online e-Visa application — one of the few Indonesian processes that states a photo specification at all.

Print sizeNo official specification
Photos requiredNo official specification
Head height50–60 % of photo heightdoes not follow the ICAO 70–80% rule
Eye line50–60 % from bottom
Backgroundwhite, absolutely plain
ResolutionNo official specification
Digital filemin 400 × 600 px · JPEG / JPG / PNG · max 2 MB
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This country only accepts an uploaded file. Print sheets are useless here.

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Can you just use the ICAO standard?

No. The rule is 50–60% of image height. ICAO's 70–80% does not fit inside that range, so an ICAO-derived crop can be rejected.

Sources and what we could not verify

e-Visa Registration (Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi) evisa.imigrasi.go.id checked 2026-08-26

not verified: any printed size — this process is online only

Questions people actually ask

Do I need to bring a photo for a Indonesia visa application?

You do not bring a print. Uploaded during the online e-Visa application — one of the few Indonesian processes that states a photo specification at all.

What size is a Indonesia visa photo?

There is no official print size. We checked the government source and found none — any millimetre figure you see elsewhere is not from the authority.

What background colour is required?

white, absolutely plain

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