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Uzbekistan e-Visa photo

Uzbekistan's e-visa portal (e-visa.gov.uz) requires an uploaded facial photo that complies with ICAO Doc 9303 - the international passport-photo standard: front-facing, neutral expression, plain light background, no head coverings. The portal publishes no pixel size or file limit for the photo, so this tool frames your photo to the standard ICAO 35:45 frame (a tool choice, labeled as such) and runs the checks that can be verified - on your device, nothing is uploaded.

The official requirements

StandardICAO Doc 9303 compliance required (front-facing, neutral expression, plain light background)
Upload step'Photo and passport' section of the e-visa.gov.uz application
Passport scanThe travel-document data page scan must be readable, 500 KB maximum
Pixel size and file limitNot published for the photo - this tool exports 826 x 1062 px (35:45 frame, about 600 dpi at 35 x 45 mm) as a print-faithful choice, not an official mandate

Checked against the official sources below on 7 Nov 2026.

The e-visa portal's only published photo rule is ICAO Doc 9303 compliance (checked November 2026). The 500 KB limit on the same page applies to the passport data-page scan, not the photo. If your application shows photo file limits at upload time, follow those.

How to do it
  1. Take a colour photo against a plain light background, facing the camera with a neutral expression.
  2. Upload it below and frame the face between the guide lines.
  3. Create the file in the ICAO 35:45 frame and confirm every checklist line passes.
  4. Download and upload it in the Photo and passport section of your e-visa.gov.uz application.
Common questions

What pixel size does the Uzbekistan e-Visa photo need?
None is published - the portal requires only ICAO Doc 9303 compliance. This tool exports 826 x 1062 px (35:45 frame) as a print-faithful choice, labeled as such.

Is there a file size limit for the photo?
None is published for the photo. The 500 KB limit on the portal's instructions page applies to the passport data-page scan.

Is a smile allowed?
ICAO Doc 9303 calls for a neutral expression with the mouth closed - follow that.

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