Passport Photo at Australia Post

Looking for a passport photo at Australia Post? Here is what the store does, which sizes it prints and what to bring — plus how to arrive with a file that will not be turned down.

Australia Post takes your photo right at the counter in Australia — handy if there's one nearby. But for an online submission, to keep a digital copy, or to print elsewhere, you also need a compliant digital file. You can make one with us in a minute from an ordinary selfie: we fit the size, background and head proportions to the official document standard.

Good to know: a walk-in counter service: an ICAO-compliant photo with a free digital copy and a free-retake guarantee.

That way you get both compliance (our part) and a familiar local service close to home (Australia Post). The file is universal — good for online submission and for self-printing.

A few practical notes. A document photo is small (usually 35 × 45 mm, or 2 × 2 inches in the US), so several copies fit on a single 4×6 / 10×15 cm print — handy and economical. Bring the ready file whichever way suits you: via the link in our email, straight from your phone, or on a USB stick. When ordering, confirm the print size so the photos aren't cropped.

What Australia Post charges and what you get

• Price: $23.50 — the dearest option here, but it covers a set rather than a pair.
• What you get: six 35×45 mm photos, or three in a larger format, on gloss photo paper.
• Who takes the photo: staff at participating Post Offices. Walk in during opening hours, no appointment.
• How long it takes: photos in minutes. Cash, Mastercard, Visa and EFTPOS accepted.
• Standard: compliant with Australian Government and ICAO requirements.

Price checked on the official Australia Post page on 21 September 2026. Treat it as a guide — prices change.