Passport Photo in Eyüpsultan: Shoot on Your Phone, Delivered Next Day

Where to get a passport photo in Eyüpsultan (2026)

There are three ways to get a passport photo in Eyüpsultan today: walk into a photo studio in the district, queue at one of the photographers near the Population Directorate on the morning of your appointment, or shoot at home on your phone and run it through an AI check. The third route is what this page is about: you take the frame, the system marks head height, gaze, expression, light and background against the NVİ biometric photo criteria, crops a passing frame to the 50×60 mm ratio and whitens the backdrop. After the free analysis you download the digital file or order a print sheet.

Eyüpsultan is a wide district stretching from the Golden Horn shore to the Black Sea forests: the area around Eyüp Sultan Mosque and Pierre Loti is the historic core, Alibeyköy and Rami are dense housing, and Göktürk and Kemerburgaz are the newer settlements in the north of the city. The M7 stations Alibeyköy, Çırçır and Yeşilpınar, the Alibeyköy mini bus terminal and the T5 tram carry the traffic. In neighbourhoods far from the centre such as Göktürk, a trip to the photographer takes half a day; because all of Eyüpsultan is inside the own-vehicle zone, the sheet reaches those neighbourhoods next day as well.

No special gear is needed in Eyüpsultan; the three conditions in the phone passport photo guide are enough: flat light facing a window, a plain wall and roughly one metre at eye level. The system says plainly when a cheek is shadowed, the head is tilted or an eye is closed; the second frame usually passes. Because the ID card, driving licence and passport all use the same 50×60 mm size, one frame yields the photo for all three — details in the biometric photo guide.

Photo rules at the Eyüpsultan Population Directorate

The official application point in the district is the **Eyüpsultan District Population Directorate**; the switchboard listed in the NVİ İstanbul contact list is **0212 615 70 80**. Appointments for ID card, passport and driving licence procedures are booked through the NVİ appointment system or ALO 199; the office address, working hours and temporary closure notices are updated on the official Eyüpsultan District Governorate site. This page does not copy that information; it links to the official source because address and hours can change.

The photo rule does not change from district to district: 50×60 mm, taken within the last six months, white or light-grey shadow-free background, neutral expression, no accessory covering the head, eyes open and looking at the camera. NVİ publishes the criteria on its what a biometric photo should look like page; the ID card photo guide illustrates each item. At the appointment the officer scans the photo; in Eyüpsultan you go to the appointment with the print sheet in hand, the digital file is used only for procedures done through e-Devlet.

The practical order: book the appointment through the NVİ appointment system, shoot and check the photo at home at least a day before, order the sheet and go to the Eyüpsultan office with it. The officer scans the frame; an accepted frame is printed on the chip ID card, passport or driving licence. Walk-ins depend on that day's quota; when the quota is full you return for the next appointment. Rejection of the photo, on the other hand, is independent of the quota and depends entirely on the frame's quality — and prior checking brings it close to zero.

Which Eyüpsultan neighbourhoods get next-day delivery?

The delivery zone works at district scale, not street scale: as long as the address is in Eyüpsultan it does not matter whether you are in Merkez, Alibeyköy, Göktürk Merkez, Kemerburgaz, Rami Cuma, Rami Yeni, Yeşilpınar, Akşemsettin, Çırçır, Defterdar, Düğmeciler and Emniyettepe or another neighbourhood, the sheet arrives the next day by company vehicle. An order placed before the cut-off goes out the next working day, one placed after it the day after. The other 21 districts in coverage are listed on the İstanbul hub page.

For Eyüpsultan the cut-off time, delivery time and courier fee are not hard-coded on this page; the delivery box at the top reads them from live settings and the same values appear in the order step. If you prefer cargo, that option is open too — the cargo fee and free-shipping threshold are explained in the passport photo prices guide. The digital file downloads instantly either way; you can move on to the e-Devlet application without waiting for the print.

For procedures that do not wait for the print, the digital file is enough: ID and passport pre-applications through e-Devlet, university and institutional portals and employment files ask for the photo directly as a file. The downloaded file is sized to those portals' KB and pixel limits; the file size guide lists which institution sets which limit. Starting the application with the digital file while waiting for the print sheet in Eyüpsultan shortens the time to the appointment day.

Which size for which document?

The district does not matter, the document does: in Eyüpsultan too, ID card, driving licence and passport want 50×60 mm; visa applications mostly 35×45 mm. When you pick the document in the wizard the size comes automatically; two sizes can be produced from the same frame for two documents. The comparison of all sizes is in the passport photo sizes table.

How much does a passport photo cost in Eyüpsultan? (2026)

The price question in Eyüpsultan has a two-line answer: digital file and print sheet. Both are listed with live prices in the product box; the prices guide explains the difference from a district photographer, the copies-per-sheet logic and the free-shipping threshold. If the photo is not accepted there is no extra charge for reshooting; the analysis happens before payment anyway.

The delivery item depends on the district: since Eyüpsultan is in the company vehicle zone, the courier fee are read live in the delivery box at the top of the page. The sheet price does not change with the number of copies; at 50×60 mm one sheet yields four photos. If you add a second person to the same order the delivery fee is charged once — for a family on the morning of an appointment that makes a difference.

Neighbouring districts: Sarıyer, Kağıthane, Beyoğlu and more

Eyüpsultan borders Sarıyer, Kağıthane, Beyoğlu, Fatih, Bayrampaşa, Gaziosmanpaşa, Sultangazi, Başakşehir and Arnavutköy on the European side. Of its neighbours Sarıyer, Kağıthane, Beyoğlu, Fatih, Bayrampaşa, Gaziosmanpaşa, Sultangazi, Başakşehir and Arnavutköy are also in the company vehicle zone. District pages: Sarıyer passport photo, Kağıthane passport photo, Beyoğlu passport photo, Fatih passport photo, Bayrampaşa passport photo, Gaziosmanpaşa passport photo, Sultangazi passport photo, Başakşehir passport photo and Arnavutköy passport photo. The table of all districts is on the İstanbul passport photo page.