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Size, head position, background, and what gets photos rejected — pulled from the official spec.
Know the cost, time, and rules — before you apply.
Application fees, eligibility, what to bring, and processing times. Sourced from official government sites and re-verified monthly.
- Fee
- $185
- Time
- days – 12+ months
- Fee
- $1,390
- Time
- 8–28 months
- Fee
- Free
- Time
- Same day
- Fee
- ~USD $275
- Time
- ~15 days
- Fee
- CAD $530
- Time
- 12 months
- Fee
- A$575
- Time
- ~8 months
- Fee
- €100
- Time
- 2–4 weeks
- Fee
- €350
- Time
- 2–8 weeks
- Fee
- €16.08
- Time
- 1–4 weeks
- Fee
- ¥15,000 (~US$100)
- Time
- 1–3 months
Latest posts.
Practical guides on requirements, common rejection reasons, and how to take the photo yourself.
- August 3, 2026
US passport renewal: what changes about the photo in 2026
Renewing a US passport in 2026? The DS-82 online portal now expects a digital photo, not a print — here's what changed and how to avoid a renewal rejection.
- July 27, 2026
Android passport photo: Samsung & Pixel step-by-step guide
How to shoot a passport-compliant photo on a Samsung Galaxy or Google Pixel — Pro mode settings, HDR rules, and the AI processing trap that gets photos rejected.
- July 20, 2026
Passport photo booth vs DIY in 2026: cost, quality, time compared
Booth, pharmacy counter, or your own phone — a side-by-side breakdown of cost, quality, retake policy, and when each option actually makes sense.
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The Passport Photo app guides you live in the camera and checks every rule before you save — across 48 countries and 147 documents.