Israel eVisa-B2 Photo in Ireland

35 × 45 mm · white background · Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel

€7.99 digital file · prints in Dublin

Wrong size, background or crop? We fix it free or refund you in full. Refund policy

Rules last checked against Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel on 12 October 2026.

About this photo

An Israel eVisa-B2 photo for the Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel is 35 by 45 mm when printed. Head height from chin to crown is 31.5 to 36.0 mm. Home photos are accepted when they follow the rules, so a well-lit phone picture taken by someone else works. In some cases you may have to attend the nearest Israeli consulate. If you apply online (Israel entry portal: eVisa-B2 (israel-entry.piba.gov.il)), the file must be as a JPEG. The background must be plain white, evenly lit and free of shadows. Upload your picture and we size it for the Israel eVisa-B2, replace the background and verify the proportions before checkout.

Photo requirements

Israel eVisa-B2 photo requirements
Photo size35 × 45 mm
Digital fileJPEG, for Israel entry portal: eVisa-B2 (israel-entry.piba.gov.il)
Backgroundwhite
Head size70–80% of the photo height (31.5–36 mm, chin to crown, top of head, including hair)
ExpressionNeutral, mouth closed, eyes open
GlassesAllowed
Head coveringsAllowed for religious or medical reasons
Head positionFacing the camera, tilted no more than 10°
Other rulesCurrent passport photo taken recently; White background; In some cases you may have to attend the nearest Israeli consulate

Do

Illustration of an accepted photo: neutral expression, eyes open, facing the camera on a plain background
Neutral expression, eyes open, facing the camera

Don't

Illustration of a rejected photo: the person is smiling with teeth showing
No smiling with teeth showing
Illustration of a rejected photo: light reflects off the glasses and hides the eyes
No glare on glasses
Illustration of a rejected photo: a shadow falls across the face and background
No shadows on the face or background
Illustration of a rejected photo: the head is tilted to one side
Do not tilt your head

How it works

  1. 1. Take or upload a photo

    Use your phone camera against a plain wall, or pick a photo you already have.

  2. 2. We size and check it

    We crop to the right size, replace the background and check it against the rules above.

  3. 3. Download and use it

    Pay once, then download the digital file and the print sheet straight away.

If our processing gets the size, background or crop wrong for this document, we fix it free or refund you in full. Final acceptance is always decided by the issuing authority.

Questions about Israel eVisa-B2 photos

What size is an Israel eVisa-B2 photo?

Israel eVisa-B2 photos are 35 × 45 mm. The head should fill 70–80% of the photo height (31.5–36 mm, chin to crown, top of head, including hair).

What background does an Israel eVisa-B2 photo need?

A plain white background, with no shadows, patterns or objects. We replace the background for you, but a plain wall gives the cleanest edges around your hair.

Can I wear glasses in an Israel eVisa-B2 photo?

Glasses are allowed if your eyes are clearly visible with no glare or tinted lenses.

Can I smile in an Israel eVisa-B2 photo?

No. Keep a neutral expression with your mouth closed and your eyes open.

Can I wear a head covering?

Allowed for religious or medical reasons

Can I take an Israel eVisa-B2 photo at home?

Usually, yes, as long as it meets the rules above. Check the instructions for your application route, because final acceptance is always decided by Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel. PhotoPass ID sizes your photo and checks it against these rules before you pay.

What file does the online application need?

A digital photo file: JPEG, for Israel entry portal: eVisa-B2 (israel-entry.piba.gov.il). Your download is prepared to these settings.

How much does an Israel eVisa-B2 photo cost in Ireland?

€7.99 for the digital file, paid once. Prints with pharmacy pickup or delivery in Dublin are also available at selected times.

What if something is wrong with my photo?

If our processing gets the size, background or crop wrong for this document, we fix it free or refund you in full. Final acceptance is always decided by the issuing authority.

Official source: Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel

Read the rules on the authority's website: Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel (israel-entry.piba.gov.il).

Rules last checked against Population and Immigration Authority (PIBA), Israel on 12 October 2026.

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