I am going to take a photo for a passport. I wonder if i can wear my eyeglasses when i take the photo? I have high myopia and can see nothing without eyeglasses.
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Can i wear glasses in a passport photo?
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Yes, you can wear your glasses as usual. As we all known, passport can identify people's real status, like age, nationality. There is one item on the passport that is a formal colored photo. It has standard for both cloth and appearance, including wearing glasses. However, some people would have to wear glasses due to some eye problems. It's allowed for those people to wear glasses as usual in their passport photos, but not wearing glasses containing dark lenses, unless it's needed for medical reasons, which require a medical certificate as proof. The glare on glasses is not acceptable as well.
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According to the guidelines of Passport photo requirements for official travel documents and identification cards: If you wear glasses, make sure your eyes are fully visible (i.e. no reflections on glasses) In case of doubt, the best thing is to just take off your glasses Tinted glasses and sunglasses are not allowed
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