Providing a photo that meets all official requirements is an important part of your Argentina visa application. If your photo doesn’t follow the correct specifications, your application may be delayed or rejected.
To make the process easier, use the Atlys Argentina Visa Photo Maker. It automatically formats your photo to meet Argentina’s official visa guidelines.
How to Use the Argentina Visa Photo Tool?
Upload Your Photo
Choose a recent photo from your device (JPG, JPEG, or PNG). You can also take a new one using your camera.
Auto-Adjust
Click ‘Transform’ to automatically crop, resize, and adjust the background and lighting based on Argentina’s official specifications.
Download & Attach
Save the formatted image and include it in your Argentina visa application.
Tip: You can also apply for your Argentina visa through Atlys in just a few steps!
Argentina Visa Photo Specifications
Size: 4 cm x 4 cm (40 mm x 40 mm)
Format: JPG, JPEG, or PNG
File Size: Typically under 250 KB
Background: Plain white or light gray
Face Coverage: 70–80% of the photo
Borders: No borders or frames
Recency: Taken within the last 6 months
Orientation: Full-face view, looking directly at the camera
Expression: Neutral (no smile, frown, or raised eyebrows)
Quality: Sharp, clear, and in focus
The Atlys photo tool ensures all these requirements are met automatically, including for child applicants.
Detailed Guidelines for Argentina Visa Photos
Photo Size & Face Coverage:
The photo must be 40mm x 40mm. The face should take up 70–80% of the image. The head must be upright and centered.
Format & File Size:
Accepted formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG
Max file size: typically under 250 KB
Photo must be high-resolution with no pixelation or blur.
Background:
Background must be plain white or light gray, with no patterns, textures, or objects.
Facial Expression & Head Position:
Face the camera directly with a neutral expression. Eyes must be open and clearly visible. No smiling, frowning, or tilting of the head.
Glasses & Headgear:
Glasses: Not recommended. If worn, avoid glare and reflection; no tinted lenses.
Headgear: Only permitted for religious or medical reasons, and must not cover any facial features.
Recency & Photo Quality:
The photo must have been taken within the last 6 months and must reflect your current appearance. It must be sharp, well-lit, and properly focused.
Argentina Visa Photo Requirements for Children
Photos for children and babies must also follow official rules:
Eyes must be open and visible (except for newborns)
No toys, pacifiers, or adult hands should be visible
The background must be white or light grey
The child must face the camera with a neutral expression
Photo must be 40mm x 40mm, recent, and high quality
Do’s and Don’ts for Argentina Visa Photos
DOs:
Use a plain white or light grey background
Keep a neutral expression with a closed mouth and open eyes
Ensure your face is well-lit, sharp, and in focus
Use a photo taken within the last 6 months
Keep your full face, neck, and shoulders visible
DON’Ts:
Don’t wear sunglasses or tinted glasses
Don’t wear hats or headgear unless required for religious/medical reasons
Don’t smile, frown, or tilt your head
Don’t use blurry, pixelated, or scanned images
Don’t include any shadows, borders, or patterns in the background
Following these Argentina visa photo requirements will help ensure your application is accepted and processed without delays.
What is the required photo size for an Argentina visa?
The photo must be 4 cm x 4 cm (40 mm x 40 mm).
Can I wear glasses in my Argentina visa photo?
It’s not recommended. If necessary, make sure there’s no glare, tint, or reflection, and that the eyes are clearly visible.
Are head coverings allowed in the photo?
Yes, but only for religious or medical reasons. The headgear must not cover any part of the face.
How recent should the visa photo be?
The photo must have been taken within the last 6 months and must reflect your current appearance.
Are there different rules for children and infants?
Yes. Children's photos must:
Be 40mm x 40mm
Have eyes open (except for newborns)
Show no toys, pacifiers, or hands
Use a white or light grey background
Capture the child facing forward with a neutral expression
How we reviewed this tool:
Our experts continually monitor the official sources for any changes, and we update our articles when new information becomes available.
- Current Version
23 Jun 2025
Written By:
Charvi Khullar
Edited By:
Riyanka Roy