Brazil Visa Photo

Photo Guide

eVisa upload vs consulate print photo

Brazil visa photo rules depend on the submission route: an eVisa upload is a digital file, while consular submission follows the instructions of the embassy or consulate post.

Checked: 2026-08-20

Abstract comparison of digital upload and printed photo routes

At a glance

Two submission routes, two photo workflows

eVisa (upload)Embassy / Consulate (print)
Photo type Digital face photoPrinted face photo
Size 413 × 531 pxVaries by post; check the dedicated guide for confirmed 12 posts
Format JPEG / JPGFollow the destination post instructions
File limit 2 MBA printed route has no shared eVisa file limit
Submission Upload to the eVisa routeSubmit the print as directed by the post

Choose the route before preparing the photo

The route determines whether you need an upload file or a physical print. A digital upload can be technically ready while a consular print still needs a different post-specific size.

Check the route first so you prepare the right kind of photo from the start.

Create your photo in the browser

Prepare the photo for Brazil e-Visa directly in your smartphone or computer browser. Creating and reviewing are free.

Open the web tool

What this tool creates

  • the required face photo (for digital upload)
  • the passport biographical data page (photo page) (for document upload)

Also available as an iPhone appOpen the App Store

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FAQ

Is there one Brazil visa photo size for all applicants?

No. The eVisa upload has its own digital facts, while printed consular photos can vary by embassy or consulate post.

Can I print the eVisa upload file for the consulate?

Do not assume that it will fit the consular route. Confirm the destination post and prepare the print according to its current instructions.

Where can I see the confirmed consular post sizes?

Open the dedicated consular photo sizes guide and then confirm the current instructions for the post where you will submit.

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