Lithuania Driving Licence Photo — Exact Regitra Requirements & Compliant Photo in Minutes

A driving licence photo accepted by Regitra — Lithuania's official road transport administration — must meet a precise set of biometric criteria. Getting it right the first time means no repeat visits, no reprints, and no delay in receiving your licence. Our service prepares your photo to the exact Regitra standard automatically, so you arrive at the counter with a file or print that is ready to submit.

One practical point most applicants overlook: Regitra routinely photographs applicants on-site at no extra charge during the licence issuance visit. However, bringing your own compliant photo — or supplying a digital file — is fully accepted and is often the faster option. If you prefer not to rely on on-site capture, or if you are submitting documents through a third party or remote process, a self-supplied photo must meet all the same biometric rules as an in-office shot. There is no relaxed standard for brought photos; the requirements are identical.

• Size: 35×45 mm (digital equivalent: 413×531 px at 300 dpi)
• Background: plain white (#FFFFFF) — no shadows, gradients, or objects
• Face proportion: the face (crown of head to chin) must fill 70–80% of the total frame height
• Expression: neutral, relaxed — mouth closed, no smile
• Glasses: permitted only if both eyes are fully visible, with no tinted lenses and no glare or reflection on the lenses
• Headwear: not permitted except for religious or medical reasons; the full face from forehead to chin must remain uncovered
• Recency: the photo must have been taken within the last six months and must reflect your current appearance
• Lighting: even, no harsh shadows across the face or behind the head
• Print quality: sharp focus, true-to-life skin tones, no pixelation or colour cast

• Common reasons photos are rejected at Regitra:
• Off-white or cream background — Regitra requires pure white; warm-toned or studio-grey backgrounds are refused
• Face too small in the frame — a common issue with photos originally taken for other purposes (passport, ID) where the crop ratio differs; the 70–80% face-height rule must be met precisely
• Glasses with visible reflection — even minor glare on lenses causes rejection; if in doubt, remove glasses for the photo
• Photo older than six months — inspectors compare the photo against the applicant in person; a noticeably dated image will be refused

To get your compliant photo, upload any clear, well-lit portrait you have — our system automatically crops it to the exact 35×45 mm Regitra dimensions, sets the correct face proportion, and produces a white-background file ready for print or digital submission. Before you pay anything, you receive a free watermarked preview so you can confirm the result looks right. If you proceed and the photo is rejected at Regitra for any technical reason, we will redo it free of charge or issue a full refund — you pay only for a photo that works.