Visa and Foreign Passport Photos for Any Country
Not sure which format you need? We'll help you choose the correct one.
Prices (Sweden)
- 1 photo sheet (4 photos)
- From 199 SEK
- Extra printed copy
- From 49 SEK
- Digital photo via email
- From 29 SEK
- Colour
- Choose between colour or black and white
With Multi-ID you take photos for visas, foreign passports and ID cards in the same booth. Choose your country and document type, and the booth sets the correct format for you. Twenty countries have their own presets. For all others you use the standard formats 35x45 mm or 50x50 mm, which meet the requirements in over 100 countries. The prices below are standard; a few countries may differ. The prices below are for our booths in Sweden and are shown in Swedish kronor. Prices in Denmark, Norway and Finland are set in local currency – switch language at the top of the page to see them.
Visa photos
Countries we support
- USA
- Visa
- Canada
- Visa
- Australia
- Visa
- Vietnam
- eTA
- India
- Visa
- Thailand
- Visa
Applying for a visa? The booth has ready-made settings for the countries that have their own visa photo requirements. If your destination is not listed, use the standard 50x50 mm format.
Photos for foreign passports
Countries we support
- Finland
- Passport
- France
- Passport
- Poland
- Passport
- Spain
- Passport
- India
- Passport
- Syria
- Passport
- Iran
- Passport
- Ukraine
- Passport
- Pakistan
- Passport
- Iraq
- Passport
- Thailand
- Passport
- Somalia
- Passport
- Eritrea
- Passport
- Ethiopia
- Passport
Renewing a foreign passport? We have ready-made formats for these countries. Your country's embassy may have its own requirements – check them before you take the photo.
Other countries
Standard formats
- Standard 35x45 mm
- Most common in Europe
- Standard 50x50 mm
- Most common for visas
Country not listed above? Then choose one of the standard formats. 35x45 mm is the most common in Europe, 50x50 mm is the most common for visas. Note that you need to select the driving licence button on the booth for the 35x45 mm format.
Embassies in Sweden
Photo requirements are set by the country you are applying to. Below are the embassies in Sweden for the most common countries – always check their current requirements.
Photo Tips for Best Results
Check the approved formats and sizes for your photo on the relevant embassy's official website.- Ensure your entire face is visible and avoid covering it with hair or accessories.
- Carefully read and follow the instructions in the photo booth for the best results.
- Before leaving the photo booth, check that the images are clear and you are satisfied with the result.
- Our photo booths allow multiple attempts, so take the opportunity to capture several photos to ensure you get one you are happy with.
Using our photos in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland
Visa photos and photos for foreign passports work in all four countries we operate in. What differs is who is allowed to photograph you for that country's own passport and ID card.
Sweden: the police photograph you for a Swedish passport. Our booths cover foreign passports, visas and ID cards.
Denmark: we can take your pasfoto – but some kommuner require the passport photo to be taken at borgerservice. Check with your kommune before you pay. If yours is one of them, the photo is still valid for your kørekort.
Norway: the police photograph you for a Norwegian passport and national ID card. Our photos can be used for nødpass, visas, foreign passports and private ID cards such as access and work cards.
Finland: we are not a registered valokuvaamo, so we cannot send your photo electronically with a kuvatunnus. You get the photo digitally by email and attach it to your application yourself, or as a paper print to bring to the police station.