Italy Visa Photo Maker

What the Italy application actually asks for

• The figures here come from the outsourced visa application centre operator rather than an Italian government host, which is why this record is not marked government-confirmed. Italy is a Schengen state, so the binding rule is the EU Visa Code and the ICAO framing it points to, and the centre's sheet is a restatement of that rather than a separate Italian standard.
• That sheet gives 30x40mm or 35x45mm and this tool uses 35x45mm, which is the size accepted across Schengen. Face 70-80% of the frame, white background, no borders or frames, taken within the last six months.
• Because a private operator publishes the figures, re-confirm against the consulate handling your application before printing — particularly if your appointment is not booked through that centre.
• If you are applying for a Schengen visa through Italy but travelling to several member states, the same photograph serves the whole application — the visa is issued by the state you spend most time in, not by each one separately.
• The sheet allows 30 x 40 mm as well as 35 x 45 mm, and this tool uses 35 x 45 mm because it is the size accepted across Schengen. If a centre asks specifically for 30 x 40 mm, re-crop rather than trimming the larger print.