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Singapore visa photo requirements

Photo dimensions, format and submission guidance for your application.

400 × 514 pxDigitalPrepare from your own photo

Follow the submitting visa agent or e-Service instructions. Other ICA document upload limits must not be reused for a visa.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Photo requirements

Read the official source
Dimensions400 × 514 px
FramingCheck the authority’s framing diagram
BackgroundPlain white
Format & fileJPEG; maximum 60 KB
Photo routePrepare from your own photo
Source reviewedOctober 1, 2026
BEFORE YOU UPLOAD

Prepare a suitable original

Start with a sharp, recent photograph of one person, facing the camera. Keep the face visible and lighting even. Leave room around the head and shoulders so the photo can be framed without stretching it.

Check the application route

Follow the submitting visa agent or e-Service instructions. Other ICA document upload limits must not be reused for a visa.

Keep your appearance natural

Keep the original background and your natural facial features. Avoid beauty filters, facial retouching or invented detail. If the lighting or background does not meet the requirements, take a new photograph.

Review the preview

The preview detects a face and suggests a crop for the selected shape. Head positioning is approximate. It does not verify all requirements, issue an official photo code or guarantee acceptance. Review the original against the official guidance before submitting your final photo.

Immigration & Checkpoints Authority

Primary source for this guide.

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Frequently asked questions

What size is the Singapore visa photo?

This profile uses 400 × 514 px for the digital route. Follow the submitting visa agent or e-Service instructions. Other ICA document upload limits must not be reused for a visa.

Can I submit the preview?

No. Previews are small and permanently watermarked. They help you inspect framing, but are not final application photos or evidence of compliance.

Who makes the final acceptance decision?

The authority receiving your application. Read its current instructions, including the rules for the particular submission route, before applying.

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