Montenegro evisa Photo Requirements: Please note that your visa application photo must be taken at a professional studio. Please do not submit photos captured with your phone or tablet as they are likely to display blurred details and the background can appear rough or textured.

The general requirements of a Montenegro passport photo are as follows:

• Size and Resolution: The photo should be 2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm) in size and have a minimum resolution of 600 x 600 pixels.
• Background: The background should be plain and light in color, such as white or off-white.
• Pose: The photo should be taken in a head-and-shoulders format with a neutral facial expression and closed mouth.
• Lighting: The lighting should be even and avoid shadows or reflections on the face.
• Clothing: You should wear appropriate attire for a passport photo, avoiding hats, sunglasses, or any clothing that covers the face.
• Format: The photo should be in JPEG format and not exceed 2 MB in file size.
• In color : The passport photo for a Montenegro eVisa should be in color. A color photo accurately captures the applicant's skin tone, hair color, and eye color, making it easier to verify their identity
• Recent (taken within the past 6 months) : The passport photo for a Montenegro eVisa should be recent and taken within the past 6 months to accurately reflect the applicant's current appearance.
• Smile: The passport photo for a Montenegro eVisa should not show a smile. The photo should have a neutral facial expression with a closed mouth, as a neutral expression helps to ensure the accuracy and security of the eVisa process.
• Eyes: The eyes in the passport photo for a Montenegro eVisa should be open and clearly visible. The photo should be taken with the eyes directly facing the camera and not covered by hair or glasses.
• Glasses: Wearing glasses is allowed in the passport photo for a Montenegro eVisa, but they should not obstruct the eyes or cast shadows on the face. It is recommended to remove glasses if possible or to choose glasses that do not have tinted lenses or heavy frames that could obstruct the eyes. If wearing glasses is unavoidable, make sure that the eyes are clearly visible and free from reflections or shadows.

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Montenegro passport and visa photo requirements - what you need to know before taking your pictures

If you decide to take your passport picture at home, there are rules and guidelines that must be followed. If those aren’t met, the photo will be rejected.

In this article, you will learn how to prepare for and take your own passport photo at home.

• In addition to being taken against a white background, the photo on your passport must be of good quality and in focus. If you don't have access to a plain white wall for use as a prop during the taking of your picture, don't worry about it—so long as there are no other distracting features in the shot (e.g., furniture), immigration officials will still accept it. You can use a white sheet as a backdrop when taking photos.
• When you take your photo, make sure the lighting is even and that there are no shadows on your face.
• For the best angle, place your camera at eye level and face forward. Avoid tilting or turning—both sides of your face should be visible.
• A passport photo and visa photo must be taken with a neutral expression. You cannot smile or frown in your picture—instead, you should look directly into the camera lens without squinting or raising your brows.
• Make sure that your eyes are clearly visible in your passport or visa photo. Look straight into the camera when you take it, and if any part of glasses obscure vision—take those off! If not—check for flash reflection. You cannot wear sunglasses or tinted glasses while being photographed for your passport.
• While headwear is generally unacceptable, there is one exception. If your religion forbids you from keeping your head uncovered while taking a picture, you can wear it in the photo—just keep in mind that your face must be visible from top of forehead to chin and ear-to-ear so they can see all relevant features. The hat should not block your face from shining through.
• If you normally wear a beard, there is no need to shave it off for passport photos. The photo should represent how you look every day, including if that includes having a facial hair style such as the full beard pictured here

The following are the rules and requirements for passport and visa photos of babies, infants, and newborns.

For your children to have their own passport or visa, you will need to take pictures of each of them. These tips should help:

• The eyes are the most important part of a photograph. Make sure they show in any picture that you take.
• In order to properly photograph a child in a car seat, it is important that the back of the seat be covered with white cloth.
• When taking a picture of your baby while he/she is lying on his or her back, make sure to put something white underneath him or her.
• Before taking your baby's passport photo, remove any pacifiers or headwear that she is wearing.
• If you want your infant to appear in his or her passport photo, follow these tips: Don’t wear anything that might obstruct the baby. And keep your hands out of view when taking the picture—even if it means wearing a white shirt and holding him/her with gloves!

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