South Korea Alien Registration Card Photo Size and Requirements
Create a South Korea alien registration card ID photo preview with 35 x 45 mm, 413 x 531 px at 300 DPI, background rules, source links, and acceptance risk notes.
Generate this photo size
Open the generator with South Korea Alien Registration Card preselected, upload up to 15 photos, and create watermarked previews before payment.
Photo specification
- Country / region
- South Korea
- Document type
- Alien Registration Card
- Category
- Residence and PR photos
- Physical size
- 35 x 45 mm
- Pixel output
- 413 x 531 px
- DPI
- 300
- Head rule
- Passport-type frontal portrait
- Background
- Plain white background
Source photo requirements
Use a clear source photo before generating this alien registration card size. The best source image has one person facing the camera, visible hair, neck, both shoulders, and enough margin around the head for the final crop.
- Use good lighting and a sharp, recent photo.
- Avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters, face-covering hats, glare, or side-face poses.
- Do not use group photos or close selfies where the head or shoulders touch the image edge.
Rules and editing risk
Front-facing, natural colour, neutral expression.
Eyes must be visible; avoid glare, tint, and heavy frames.
Face must remain fully visible.
Must be a natural passport-type photograph accepted by the receiving Korean mission or office.
AI / software risk: Requirements vary by document and receiving office. Verify acceptance before using an AI-generated or software-edited photo for an official submission.
Output and downloads
PassPicly creates a checked watermarked preview before payment. After payment, the final photo is prepared for this exact preset as 413 x 531 px at 300 DPI, and a 4x6 print sheet is provided when available.
Related search terms
South Korea passport photo, Korea visa photo, alien registration card photo
Official source links
Independent service disclaimer
PassPicly is an independent photo preparation service. It is not affiliated with any government agency, embassy, immigration office, passport office, or licensing department, and it does not guarantee acceptance. Review the source links on this page and the receiving authority’s current instructions before submitting a final image.