354 x 472 px photo

30 x 40 mm at 300 DPI — the same requirement, stated the way an upload portal states it.

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A 354 x 472 px photo is 30 x 40 mm

354 x 472 px ID photo example: a 3 x 4 cm photo with the head 28–32 mm tall, centred on a plain background.
Official framing for a 354 x 472 px ID photo. The dashed lines mark the crown of the head and the chin; the arrow is the head height the standard measures (28–32 mm).

354 x 472 px at 300 DPI is 30 x 40 mm (1.18 x 1.57 in). This is 3 x 4 cm at 300 DPI, the standard format across Brazil, Indonesia, Turkey and much of eastern Europe. It is also the lower bound of the Chinese COVA visa form's accepted pixel range.

Cropping to 354 x 472 px by eye is not enough on its own, because the pixel count says nothing about where your head sits inside the frame — and the head height is what most refusals turn on. Choose the document below and both are handled: the export lands at the right pixel count and the head is aligned to the range the authority publishes.

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The conversion

Pixels354 x 472 px
At 300 DPI30 x 40 mm — 1.18 x 1.57 in
Millimetres30 x 40 mm
Centimetres3 x 4 cm
Same format at 600 DPI709 x 945 px
Per 4 x 6 inch print10 photos

pixels = millimetres ÷ 25.4 × DPI. Raising the DPI setting on an existing file does not add detail — it only changes how large those pixels are told to print. More on DPI.

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