35×35mm (Square Visa) (1.4x1.4 inches, 3.5x3.5 cm) Photo Size Guide

Square formats like 35×35mm allow flexibility in how the photo is oriented or cropped for different document layouts. Some countries prefer square formats because they can be used in both portrait and landscape orientations, and the uniform dimensions simplify automated processing systems.

No, a 35×45mm photo cannot be used directly as it has a different aspect ratio (portrait vs. square). However, if your 35×45mm photo was captured with enough surrounding space, it might be possible to crop it to 35×35mm square, though you may lose some height in the composition.

Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Nepal use 35×35mm photos for various visa and permit applications. However, requirements can vary by visa type and change over time, so always verify current specifications with the embassy or consulate before applying.

Most countries requiring 35×35mm photos specify a white or light-colored plain background. Subjects should wear everyday clothing (not uniforms unless required), maintain neutral expression, and ensure the face occupies the majority of the square frame. Head coverings are typically only permitted for religious reasons.

35×35mm equals 3.5x3.5 cm (1.4x1.4 inches). To convert millimeters to centimeters, divide by 10. This size is 3.5 cm wide and 3.5 cm tall.