मुफ्त UAE वीज़ा फोटो फोटो मेकर

A UAE visa photo must be 43×55 mm — a unique size used only by the UAE (most Gulf states use 40×60 mm). The face from chin to crown should be 31–36 mm, occupying about 60–75% of the photo. This applies to UAE tourist visas, Dubai visit visas, work visas, and the Golden Visa application.

For digital UAE visa applications via ICP (Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security) or GDRFA (General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs Dubai), the recommended file is JPG, minimum 508×650 pixels at 300 DPI. The proportions must match 43×55 mm — files outside this aspect ratio are rejected.

Plain white only. The UAE Ministry of Interior is strict — light grey, off-white, beige, or any color cast from poor lighting causes rejection. The white must be uniform with no shadows behind the head or visible texture from the wall.

No. The UAE follows ICAO biometric standards which prohibit eyeglasses. Even prescription glasses must be removed. Sunglasses or tinted lenses are never accepted. Medical-necessity exceptions require a doctor's letter — case-by-case approval at the Dubai immigration office.

No. Dubai is part of the UAE federal system, and visa photo specs are identical across all 7 emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah. The 43×55 mm spec applies whether you apply for a Dubai visit visa via GDRFA or a federal UAE visa via ICP.

Within the last 6 months. UAE immigration explicitly requires recent likeness. Photos older than 6 months are reliably rejected. The ICP digital portal sometimes inspects EXIF metadata to verify the date.

Only if your passport photo is exactly 43×55 mm. Most passport photos are 35×45 mm or 51×51 mm — wrong sizes for UAE visa applications. Reformat to 43×55 mm with the head occupying 60–75% of the frame.

Online applications via ICP or GDRFA require one digital JPG. In-person applications at UAE embassies abroad typically require 2 printed copies. Always bring 2 to consulate appointments to be safe.