Greek passport and visa photos
Specifications and Requirements of Greek Visa and Passport Photos
The requirement for Greek Passport Photos has changed and now has to comply with the new global biometric standards introduced. The new version of the Greek Passport was issued in July 2005 to include invisible ink, holograms and biometric data on chips making the Greek Passports among the most fraud proof in the world. At University Cameras we have the knowledge and technical expertise to get your passport and visa photos right the first time.
No appointments are required and we can usually print out your Greek passport and visa photos within minutes. University Cameras/Broadway Digital is open 6 days a week , weekdays 9am to 5pm and 9am to 2pm Saturdays and located at within Broadway Fair Shopping Centre at 88 Broadway, Nedlands, Perth opposite the Pharmacy and IGA. Only a 10 minute drive from Perth CBD.
Below is an outline of Greek Passport Photo Requirements
- Glasses allowed but we usually ask
people to remove them for the photo - Greek Passports and Visas require two identical photos
- You are not allowed to frown, smile or show your teeth
- The skin colour in Greek Passport Photos must be natural
- The iris and the colour of the eyes must be visible in Greek Passport photos
- The head must occupy between 50% to 60% of the photo
- Shoulders to the top of the head must occupy between 70% to 75% of the photo
- The passport or visa photograph size must be 40 mm x 60 mm
- Shadows are not allowed in Greek Passport Photos
- Photos must be taken on a plain or white background
- Photos must be printed on high quality photographic paper
- Red eye in Greek Passports and Visa photos are unacceptable
