Brazil eVisa photo requirements
A Brazil eVisa photo is a 413 × 531 px JPEG, 2 MB or less, with a white background. Brazil’s eVisa service publishes no head size; Studioless uses the U.S. range of 50–69% of the photo’s height. Source: Brazil’s eVisa service, checked October 9, 2026.
Source: brazil.vfsevisa.com, checked October 9, 2026.
The rule
| Rule | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Digital file | 413 × 531 px JPEG, 2 MB or less |
| Head height | Not published; we use 50–69% of the photo’s height |
| Background | White |
| Glasses | Not allowed |
| Expression | No smiling or showing teeth |
| Head coverings | No head coverings; tie your hair back so both ears show. |
| Other rules |
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Source: Brazil eVisa, VFS Global, Sample photo and photo specifications (opens in a new tab) (brazil.vfsevisa.com). Checked .
Notes
Read from archived copies
VFS Global runs Brazil’s eVisa site, and its live pages block automated access, so we read its photo guide and its list of required documents from archived copies (February 9 and July 14, 2026). The guide asks for a color JPEG of 413 × 531 px (3.5 × 4.5 cm), up to 2 MB, and says not to use or crop your photo from your passport bio page.
Sources: Brazil eVisa photo guide, VFS Global, archived copy, checked October 9, 2026; Brazil eVisa required documents, VFS Global, archived copy, checked October 9, 2026.
What we check, and what we can’t
On your device, we measure the head size and where it sits, the eye line, the wall behind you, the light on your face, the pose and the sharpness against this rule, and we crop the photo to its size. We level, resize and crop it, and nothing else.
We can’t tell how recent the photo is, whether it still looks like you, or what the office’s own reviewer will see on the day. The office that takes your application decides whether to accept it.
Why a real photo matters
The Brazil eVisa rule on editing
Brazil’s eVisa photo guide doesn’t mention editing; it says not to use or crop your photo from your passport bio page.
We read Brazil eVisa, VFS Global, Sample photo and photo specifications.
Start with your original camera photo. Check the document’s rules, including whether your head fills 50–69% of the photo’s height, the range we use.
We don’t generate your photo. We level, scale and crop your original pixels to 413 × 531 px, then show you the head height and the margins before you pay.
Our guides cover AI and passport photos and changing a photo’s background.
The files
studioless-br-evisa-digital
.jpg Brazil eVisa upload: color JPEG or JPG, 3.5 × 4.5 cm (413 × 531 pixels), up to 2MB.
413 × 531 px JPEG, under 2 MB
Your check results come with the files, and everything is deleted 7 days after your order.
Sources
Changes to this page’s rule
- Added 7 documents (Indian passport, India e-Visa, Chinese passport, Vietnam e-visa, Brazil eVisa, German passport and NZeTA), each checked against its official pages on October 9; Brazil’s photo guide and VFS Global’s Indian passport checklist were read from archived copies, because their live pages block automated access.
Every document’s rules in one table: passport and visa photo sizesEvery change to the rules we check
Questions
Can I use ChatGPT or an AI app for my Brazil eVisa photo?
Start with an original camera photo, rather than a generated or retouched portrait. Brazil’s eVisa photo guide doesn’t mention editing; it says not to use or crop your photo from your passport bio page. Confirm permitted edits with the issuing authority; a chatbot’s answer does not establish acceptance. We only level, scale and crop the photo you take.
Can I wear glasses in a Brazil eVisa photo?
No. Glasses aren’t allowed in this photo, so take them off before you take it. We ask you to confirm it before you pay.
What do I get for $9.95?
You get a digital file sized for the online form (413 × 531 px JPEG).
Where do I get my files?
On your order page after you pay, with no account to make.
