Slovenia Passport Photo Size & Requirements
Official photo size: 35 x 45 mm (1.4 x 1.8 inches) at 300 DPI
Spécifications de la photo
Largeur35mm (413px)
Hauteur45mm (531px)
Arrière-planLight grey or white
Taille de la tête70-80%
Résolution300 DPI
Format de fichierJPEG or PNG
Aperçu
Slovenian passports are issued by the Ministry of the Interior and applied for at administrative units (upravna enota). The photo must be 35x45mm and meet the EU biometric standard. A plain light background is required, with light grey or white most widely accepted. Black and white or colour photos are both allowed as long as the standard is met.
A plain, uniform light background, typically light grey or white, with no shadows or pattern.
Exigences
- Print dimensions of 35x45mm, or 413x531 pixels digitally.
- Head taking up about 70 to 80 percent of the photo height, chin to crown.
- Plain light background, evenly lit and free of shadows.
- Neutral expression with teeth not showing and mouth closed.
- Face square to the camera, eyes open and clearly visible.
- Photo no older than six months.
- Even lighting with no shadows on the face or background.
- Glasses should be removed unless needed for medical reasons, with no glare on the lenses.
Raisons courantes de rejet
- Dark or strongly coloured background.
- Teeth showing or any non-neutral expression.
- Shadows behind the head or across the face.
- Head turned, tilted, or wrongly sized in the frame.
- Reflection on glasses or frames blocking the eyes.
- Outdated photo that no longer matches the applicant.
Conseils
- Use a professional booth or photographer familiar with EU biometric specs.
- A plain light grey backdrop is the safest choice for acceptance.
- Keep both ears and the full face outline visible where possible.
- Confirm the head fills 70 to 80 percent of the height before printing.
- If you must wear glasses, angle lighting to kill any lens glare.
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