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Vietnam document photos online

Every Vietnam document photo format: Passport, National ID card, Visa, Residence card and 3 more. Compare all 7 official sizes and make the one you need from a selfie — preview free.

Requirements verified: 04.08.2026

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Document Size Background Glasses Headwear File
Driving licence 30 × 40 mm #3A7DD5 Not allowed Not allowed JPG · ≤ 1 MB
National ID card 30 × 40 mm #3A7DD5 Not allowed Not allowed JPG · ≤ 1 MB
Passport 40 × 60 mm White plain Not allowed Only for religious reasons JPG · ≤ 1 MB
Residence card 20 × 30 mm White plain Not allowed Only for religious reasons JPG · ≤ 1 MB
Student ID 30 × 40 mm White plain Allowed Not allowed JPG · ≤ 1 MB
Visa 40 × 60 mm White plain Not allowed Only for religious reasons JPG · ≤ 1 MB
Work permit 40 × 60 mm White plain Not allowed Only for religious reasons JPG · ≤ 1 MB

Need a document photo for Vietnam? Below are all 7 formats we prepare for Vietnam (Passport, National ID card, Visa, Residence card and 3 more) — each made from your selfie to the exact official size, background and head proportions.

Use the comparison table to check the size, background colour and rules (glasses, headwear) for every Vietnam document at a glance, then open the one you need. Each format shows a free watermarked preview first; you pay only for the final file.

Did you know? Vietnam

In July 2022 Vietnam rolled out a sleek navy-blue passport with chip-ready pages and national heritage scenery, and almost immediately ran into a wall: Germany, Spain and the Czech Republic suspended visas because the data page had quietly dropped the holder's place of birth, a detail Schengen border officers rely on to tell apart the country's many same-named citizens. Within weeks Vietnam's embassies were issuing separate German-language birthplace certificates as a stopgap, and the Ministry of Public Security pledged to print the field back in. It is a rare modern case of a passport redesign being rejected at the border over a single missing line.

  • Passport design Vietnam's 2022 navy-blue passport was briefly refused by Germany, Spain and the Czech Republic because its data page omitted the holder's place of birth, forcing embassies to issue separate birthplace certificates until the field was restored.
  • E-passport From March 2023 Vietnam began issuing chip-based e-passports whose embedded chip can store the holder's face photo, fingerprints, iris scan and even blood type alongside the issuer's digital signature.
  • Passport power In the Henley Passport Index released in December 2024 for 2025, the Vietnamese passport climbed to 90th place, giving holders visa-free or simplified entry to roughly 50 destinations.
  • Currency design In December 2003 Vietnam switched its banknotes to waterproof, tear-resistant polymer, becoming only the world's third nation to master the polymer-substrate technology behind the bills in everyday wallets.
  • Currency units The dong was historically divided into 10 hao, each split into 10 xu, but decades of inflation wiped those coins out so completely that today the smallest practical note is the 1,000-dong bill.
  • Citizenship Vietnam's revised Nationality Law, effective 1 July 2025, eased its long-standing single-citizenship stance by letting certain applicants keep their foreign nationality on naturalization, subject to presidential approval.
  • Diaspora The United States hosts the world's largest overseas-Vietnamese community, with well over two million people of Vietnamese origin, the legacy of refugee waves that followed 1975.
  • World record Son Doong in Quang Binh province, certified by Guinness World Records in 2013 as the planet's largest cave by volume at about 38.5 million cubic metres, is so vast it holds its own jungle, river and clouds.
  • Population Vietnam's 2024 mid-term census counted 101.1 million people as of 1 April 2024, having crossed the 100-million mark in 2023 to become the world's 16th most populous nation.

Sources: Saigoneer — Vietnam to add birthplace after EU rejections · VietnamPlus — Czech Republic refuses new passports · SGGP — New chip-based passports from March 2023 · Henley & Partners — Passport Index Ranking · VietnamNet — Vietnam masters polymer banknote tech · Wikipedia — Vietnamese dong · Vietnam Law Magazine — Revised Citizenship Law (2025) · Wikipedia — Vietnamese diaspora · Oxalis Adventure — Son Doong Cave · National Statistics Office — 2024 Mid-Term Census

FAQ

Which Vietnam documents can I make a photo for?
We currently support 7 Vietnam formats: Passport, National ID card, Visa, Residence card and 3 more. Each has its own page with the exact requirements.
Are the Vietnam photo sizes official?
Yes. Every size, background and head proportion follows the official Vietnam requirement for that document. We re-verify the parameters regularly.
When do I pay?
Only after you see the preview and it matches the requirements. Trying another photo is free.
What size photo does Vietnam need?
For Passport the photo is 40 × 60 mm; the other formats and their sizes are in the comparison table above. We crop and scale your selfie to the exact size automatically.
What background colour do Vietnam document photos need?
They need a plain white background with even lighting and no shadows. We replace your background automatically to match the requirement.
Can I wear glasses in a Vietnam document photo?
As a rule glasses should be removed so the eyes are clearly visible without glare; head coverings are usually accepted only for religious reasons and must not shadow the face. The exact rule is shown on each document page.