Official eVisa portal
413 x 531 px JPEG/JPG
The Brazil eVisa photo PDF and sample-photo PDF publish a 3.5 x 4.5 cm colour photo with a white background and 413 x 531 pixel output.
Reviewed against Brazil eVisa, VFS, and public mission route evidence on 11 August 2026
Brazil visa photo requirementseVisa 413 x 531 px or consular 3.5 x 4.5 cm
Brazil visa photo rules depend on the route. The official eVisa portal uses a 413 x 531 pixel JPEG/JPG photo, while consular VIVIS and temporary-visa pages commonly ask for one recent 3.5 x 4.5 cm white-background print.
Requirements-only. PassPhoto does not crop, resize, retouch, replace the background, submit, or guarantee Brazil visa photos.
eVisa digital photo
413 x 531 px
The official eVisa photo documents pair the pixel size with 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background, and JPEG/JPG format.
Consular examples
One printed photo
VIVIS and VITEM route pages reviewed in public results commonly use one recent 3.5 x 4.5 cm white-background photo.
Processing decision
Requirements-only
The route set does not establish a safe universal edited output or background replacement workflow.
No Brazil upload preset is exposed
The eVisa route has a precise digital requirement, but consular and temporary-visa routes rely on receiving-mission instructions. Because editing permission is not resolved across those routes, PassPhoto does not process Brazil visa photos.
Official requirements
Brazil visa photo size and route differences
Start with the live eVisa or consular route before preparing a file. Brazil eVisa applicants need the VFS portal requirements, while consular applicants should follow the Brazilian mission handling their VIVIS or VITEM filing.
eVisa file limit
Up to 2 MB
The sample-photo PDF says acceptable eVisa formats are JPEG and JPG with a maximum file size up to 2 MB.
eVisa eligibility
Specific nationalities only
The official portal controls eVisa nationality eligibility and separates electronic filing from in-person consular visa routes.
Consular VIVIS examples
One 3.5 x 4.5 cm photo
Brazilian mission pages reviewed in public results commonly ask for one recent white-background photo in local standard 3.5 x 4.5 cm specifications.
Temporary visa examples
Route and mission controlled
Digital nomad, work, study, family reunion, working-holiday, and other VITEM pages use local filing instructions rather than one universal upload preset.
Processing mode
Requirements-only
Reviewed sources do not resolve safe background-replacement permission across eVisa and consular routes, so PassPhoto does not process Brazil visa photos.
Route comparison
eVisa photo upload is not the same as every Brazil consular route
Use eVisa only when eligible
The official portal controls which nationalities can file electronically. Other applicants use a consular visa route and should follow that post's checklist.
Keep the bio-page separate
The eVisa instruction PDF says not to use or crop the photo from the passport bio page. Upload the passport document and facial photo as separate items.
Avoid edited-output claims
A white background is required, but the reviewed sources do not give one route-neutral permission to replace backgrounds or retouch the image.
Public search-result conflict
Why this page does not copy generic Brazil visa-photo maker claims
Current public results include generic visa-photo tools advertising broad pixel ranges, 600 DPI, automatic background changes, and acceptance-style language. The official eVisa documents reviewed here give a narrower 413 x 531 pixel answer, while consular route pages use filing-location print wording.
Use a private photo service only if its output exactly matches the live eVisa portal or the Brazilian mission checklist receiving your application. Do not treat a generic 35 x 45 mm preset as a submission guarantee.
Official and authorised sources
Brazil eVisa and mission pages reviewed
These public pages were used for the eVisa, 413 x 531 pixel, 2 MB, 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white-background, bio-page, and consular-route notes.
FAQ
Brazil visa photo questions
What size is a Brazil visa photo?
For the official Brazil eVisa route, reviewed VFS documents say the photo is 3.5 x 4.5 cm and 413 x 531 pixels. Consular visa pages commonly use one recent 3.5 x 4.5 cm white-background photo, but the receiving mission controls the final checklist.
What file type and size does the Brazil eVisa photo use?
The reviewed Brazil eVisa sample-photo PDF says the personal photo can be JPEG or JPG with a maximum size up to 2 MB. Follow the live portal if it shows a stricter validator.
Can PassPhoto make or edit a Brazil visa photo?
No. Brazil is requirements-only in PassPhoto because the reviewed official and mission sources do not establish safe background-replacement permission across every route.
Can I use a photo cropped from my passport bio page?
No. The Brazil eVisa photo instruction PDF says not to use or crop the photo from the passport bio page. Use a separate recent facial photo for the route that requests one.
Are 600 DPI or 1200 x 1600 pixel Brazil visa-photo claims official?
Not as a universal rule. Public services advertise DPI and broader pixel ranges, but the reviewed official eVisa PDFs specify 413 x 531 pixels and up to 2 MB, while consular pages use mission-specific print wording.
Does a correct Brazil visa photo guarantee approval?
No. A photo is only one application document. PassPhoto does not submit applications, check eligibility, represent VFS Global or Brazil, or promise visa acceptance.
Next step
Match the Brazil route before preparing the photo
Use the eVisa portal for eligible electronic filings. For VIVIS, VITEM, or other consular routes, follow the Brazilian mission document list that receives your file.