Serbia visa photo requirements for Indians

Indian passport holders applying for Serbian C visa – online at the welcometoserbia.gov.rs e-visa portal, then passport submission at the Embassy of Serbia, New Delhi need a photo that meets Serbia's rules. Below are the exact size, background and file rules from the official source, with a worked example and a checklist.

VERIFIED · OFFICIAL SOURCE · 17 OCT 2026
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SerbiaSerbian C visa – online at the welcometoserbia.gov.rs e-visa portal, then passport submission at the Embassy of Serbia, New Delhi
Good to knowSerbia is not visa-free for Indian ordinary passport holders. Indians holding a valid Schengen, UK, US or EU visa or residence permit can visit for up to 90 days in 180 without a Serbian visa.

Serbia photo rules at a glance

Print size35 × 45 mm
Digital sizeNot published
BackgroundNot stated
FileUp to 5 MB (general limit for all uploaded documents)
RecencyNot stated
Submitted asboth

What the photo should look like

Drawn to the official measurements where they are published.

Serbia visa photo specification diagramPhoto 35 × 45 mm.35 mm45 mm
35 × 45 mm

Full Serbia visa photo requirements

Serbia visa photo requirements for Indian applicants
Route for IndiansSerbian C visa – online at the welcometoserbia.gov.rs e-visa portal, then passport submission at the Embassy of Serbia, New Delhi
Printed photo size (mm)35 x 45
Digital size (pixels)Not stated by the official source
File formatNot stated by the official source
File sizeUp to 5 MB (general limit for all uploaded documents)
BackgroundNot stated by the official source
Head / face sizeNot stated by the official source
How recentNot stated by the official source
GlassesNot stated by the official source
Head coveringNot stated by the official source
Expression and poseNot stated by the official source
CopiesNot stated by the official source

Other official rules

  • Upload documents in the e-visa portal, then bring hard copies to the Embassy in New Delhi (working days except Friday, 11:00-13:00, no appointment)

Do and avoid

Built from the official rules and the rejection reasons the source lists.

Do

  • Upload documents in the e-visa portal, then bring hard copies to the Embassy in New Delhi (working days except Friday, 11:00-13:00, no appointment)

Worked example: getting the photo right first time

A 35 × 45 mm print at 300 DPI is 413 × 531 pixels. At 600 DPI it is 826 × 1062 pixels. Ask the studio for exactly 35 × 45 mm, not "passport size".

How to make your photo in 5 steps

  1. Stand against a plain wall with even light, or visit a photo studio
  2. Crop to 35 × 45 mm
  3. Check the background
  4. Export (Up to 5 MB (general limit for all uploaded documents))
  5. Run the Krosz photo checker before you submit
Flowchart: preparing a Serbia visa photo

Free tools: passport photo maker · photo checker · photo resizer

Frequently asked questions

What is the Serbia visa photo size for Indians?

The official source gives 35 x 45 mm for a printed photo.

Can I use my Indian passport photo (35 × 45 mm) for Serbia?

The size matches. Check the other rules too: background and any glasses rule, because a photo that fits the size can still be rejected.

What file format and size does the upload accept?

Size: Up to 5 MB (general limit for all uploaded documents).

Where do these rules come from?

From Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia – Visa Requirements, checked by the Krosz visa desk on 17 Oct 2026. Requirements can change, so the official page always has the final word.

Source and verification

Official source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia – Visa Requirements

Also checked: https://mfa.gov.rs/en/citizens/travel-serbia/visa-regime/indija

Checked by the Krosz visa desk on 17 Oct 2026 · confidence: medium.

Krosz is a private visa service and is not affiliated with any government. Rules change; the authority's own page always has the final word.

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2026 guide · last checked 17 Oct 2026

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