Bangladesh New Visa MRV photo guide for the Embassy in Tokyo

First confirm the scope

This guide covers only the New Visa MRV route used by applicants resident in Japan through the Embassy of Bangladesh in Tokyo. The applicant market is Japan, the visa category is New Visa, the route is MRV, and the submission post is the Tokyo visa counter.

• Fill in and submit the form on the online portal, then print the completed form and bring it with the required documents.
• Do not transfer this page’s values to related workflows such as Extension, NVR, or OAV, or to another submission post.

Printed photo brought to the visa counter

The MRV form and Embassy guidance confirm that the printed photo brought to the counter is 35 x 45 mm, colour, white background, and one photo, and is recent (the official source does not specify a numeric period). Bring it to the Embassy of Bangladesh in Tokyo visa counter; this is not a postal submission.

• The MRV form uses the source-order wording “45mm x 35mm.” Read it as a 35-by-45-mm portrait photo and do not change the orientation based on the order of the words.
• Bring the photo to the Embassy of Bangladesh in Tokyo visa counter.
• This is not a postal submission.

The online portal upload is a separate artifact

The online MRV portal photo upload is optional and separate from the physical photo. The portal photo is 35 x 45 mm, JPEG, and ไม่เกิน 300 KB; even within the same application, keep it separate from the printed photo brought through the form-and-counter workflow.

• The upload is optional. Do not transfer the upload-envelope size, format, or file limit to the printed photo brought to the counter.
• Print and bring the completed portal form. Do not collapse the online and in-person artifacts into one ambiguous “photo requirement.”

Separate count from size wording

The Tokyo route requires one photo for the printed photo. The MRV form’s source-order wording “45mm x 35mm” and the displayed 35 x 45 mm describe the same print when source order is separated from horizontal and vertical axes. The optional online upload is a separate artifact and does not increase the printed-photo count.

• Do not change the confirmed count for this Tokyo New Visa MRV route based on guidance for another market or related workflow.
• Prepare the physical size as 35 mm wide by 45 mm high, separate from the online upload envelope.

Recent and other unspecified items

The Tokyo official guidance says recent but does not specify a numeric period. This route’s official requirements also do not add pose, face geometry, pixel, DPI, or provider specifications.

• Advice from a photo studio or other provider is not displayed as a value from the official sources.
• Keep unresolved axes unresolved rather than filling them with values from another workflow.

Printing methods (PRACTICAL ADVICE)

The official sources do not prescribe home printing, convenience-store printing, or a photo studio. This is practical advice, not an official requirement: choose a method that reproduces 35 by 45 mm accurately.

• Set the physical print size to 35 by 45 mm.
• When cropping, avoid stretching the image or distorting the person, and preserve the print-frame ratio. This is practical advice, not a numeric face requirement.
• Measure the physical print after printing rather than relying only on the screen preview.
• Use colour, white background, one photo, and recent as the final checks for the printed photo.

Route checks before submission

Print the online portal form, prepare the photo and required documents, and check the Embassy’s current visa-counter guidance before bringing them.

• Confirm 35 x 45 mm, colour, white background, and one photo for the printed photo.
• Confirm that submission is to the Embassy of Bangladesh in Tokyo visa counter and is not a postal submission.
• If using the online upload, check 35 x 45 mm, JPEG, and ไม่เกิน 300 KB as a separate artifact.
• If the application is Extension, NVR, or OAV, follow the official guidance for that workflow instead.

About the published Web Tool

The published Web Tool can prepare the printed photo for this Japan New Visa MRV route in the browser. Its pixels, format, and output are product contracts and must not be read as official requirements of the Embassy of Bangladesh in Tokyo.