Oman Visa Photo Maker
Prepare a Oman visa photo at 35×45mm with the selected background. Confirm the current authority instructions before submitting.
Set up for: Oman visa, Oman residence permit. These figures come from a published guide rather than the issuing authority — confirm them on your application before you submit.
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A clear, front-facing photo works best
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What the Oman application actually asks for
- Published figures for Oman disagree with each other. 35x45mm is what the Royal Oman Police eVisa route is generally described as taking and it is the default used here, while widely circulated guides give 40x60mm for counter and consular applications. No ROP page we could open states either figure.
- Take the size from the application in front of you rather than from any guide, including this one. If you are applying through an agent or a typing centre, ask them which of the two they submit at — the difference is large enough that a print made to the wrong one is unusable.
- Plain white background, neutral expression, and a photograph taken within the last six months are consistent across every source we found, so those parts are safe to prepare to.
- Oman issues several visa types through the ROP portal and through sponsors, and the route you use decides which figure applies. If a sponsor or employer submits on your behalf, send them the original photograph rather than a crop you prepared, so they can size it to whatever their channel asks for.
Before you upload — Oman photo preparation checklist
- A plain, evenly lit background to start (we apply the selected colour)
- Face the camera straight on, both ears roughly visible
- Neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open
- A recent photo, taken within the last 6 months
- Shadows on your face or the wall behind you
- Glasses — remove them unless they're medically required
- Hair across the eyes, hats or caps
- Filters, beauty smoothing, or a cropped group photo
Get the head size right
For Oman, your face should fill 70–80% of the photo — the maker does this automatically, but here's what it should look like.
Correct head size
Too small / far away
Too close / cropped
Oman visa photo specification
- Print size
- 35 × 45 mm
- Head height
- 32–36 mm (chin to crown)
- Head % of frame
- 70–80%
- Background
- #FFFFFF
- Digital size
- ~413×531px @300dpi
- File size
- varies by portal
- Min DPI
- 300
- Glasses
- best avoided (eyes must be clearly visible)
- Expression
- neutral, mouth closed
Good to know
⚠ Published figures for Oman disagree. 35×45 mm is what the Royal Oman Police eVisa route is generally described as taking, and it is the default used here, but widely-circulated guides also give 40×60 mm for counter/consular applications. No public ROP page states a size we could read directly, so treat this as a starting size and take the figure from the application you are actually filling in.
Source needs reviewevisa.rop.gov.om
Report outdated informationMeeting the Oman upload file-size limit
If your portal needs a smaller file, compress the finished photo to an exact size. Your image stays in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a visa photo for Oman?
A visa photo for Oman is 35×45mm. EasyPhoto sets this size automatically.
What background colour does a visa photo for Oman need?
Plain white, no shadows or patterns. The tool applies the recorded default; compare it with the linked current instructions before submitting.
What is the head size in a visa photo for Oman?
Your head should measure 32–36mm from chin to crown. We size it to that band and flag it if it's off.
Can I wear glasses or smile in a visa photo for Oman?
Glasses: best avoided (eyes must be clearly visible). Expression: neutral, mouth closed.
What file size does the Oman online visa upload need?
The online file-size limit varies by portal, so check the limit on your form, then compress to fit.
Is the Oman visa photo maker free and private?
Yes. It's free, with no watermark, and processed entirely in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded.