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K-ETA photo, as a colour JPG.

The K-ETA site asks for a colour JPG of 20 MB or less with your full face, front view, filling 75% of the image. It does not need to be your passport photo. This tool keeps your framing, converts the file to JPEG and checks the size.

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The official rules

FileJPG, in colour, 20 MB or less
FaceFull face, front view, 75% of the image
EyesOpen, looking straight at the camera
AccessoriesNo hats, scarves or sunglasses (religious clothing is allowed if the face shows from forehead to chin)
ClothingLess colourful, less patterned clothing is recommended
Passport photoDoes not have to be the same photo as in your passport

Worth knowing

  • The FAQ gives no pixel size and no background rule. "75% of the image" is not defined further, so frame the photo close: head and the top of your shoulders.
  • Visa-free travellers aged 17 or younger, or 65 or older, no longer need a K-ETA, according to the same FAQ (Q47). Check the K-ETA site for your country before you apply.

Official sources

Rules change. If the official page differs from this summary, follow the official page, and tell us so we can fix it. Every check is listed in the rules log.

Questions

What are the K-ETA photo requirements?

A colour JPG of 20 MB or less showing your full face from the front, filling about 75% of the image, eyes open and looking at the camera. No hats, scarves or sunglasses.

Does my K-ETA photo have to be my passport photo?

No. The K-ETA FAQ says it does not have to be the same photo, as long as it meets the conditions.

Can I wear a hijab in my K-ETA photo?

Yes, religious clothing worn for religious purposes is allowed, but your face from the forehead to the chin must show clearly.