Customer reviews and ratings

Nusuk kept rejecting my phone photo for file size. The 200×200 export here was 14 KB and uploaded first try.

Short-term permit renewal in Istanbul. Four 50×60 biometric prints, accepted at first glance.

Print quality is matte and sharp; skin tones look natural rather than over-brightened.

Clear guidelines and smooth upload process for Thailand travel.

Good automated checks for lighting and white background.

Greece tourist visa via the Kosmos centre in Istanbul. Two 35×45 prints, accepted on the spot.

Checked the preview at full zoom before paying; hair edges were clean.

Dubai visa via Emirates — the agency accepted the white-background digital photo on the first try.

Prices shown on the page matched the checkout exactly, VAT included.

The bar file needed 60×90 mm and my photographer wanted to crop it to 35×45. The correct size was accepted without comment.

Print quality is matte and sharp; skin tones look natural rather than over-brightened.

The explanation that cropping cannot add width was the missing piece. Reshot horizontally and the space appeared on its own.

Being told an open mouth is not a flaw was a relief. My dog pants all summer and I had been waiting in vain.

Downloaded the digital file and uploaded it to the portal without resizing. The print sheet arrived separately and looked professional.

A site that sells photos telling me a photo is not needed for travel was unexpected, and it earned my trust.

They say outright the photo is not required and still sell it. Odd but honest, and I wanted the field filled.

Living in Istanbul and wanted to watch matches — the Passolig photo upload passed on the first try.

Giving actual percentages for the flaws is unusual. I was squarely in the 14% group, shooting on a blanket.

Good automated checks for lighting and facial alignment.

Glasses reflection was flagged, I removed them and reshot. Good that it explains the rule.

Two people in one order, one shipping fee. Both sheets arrived in the same envelope.

DS-160 kept rejecting my upload for file size. The 600×600 sRGB JPEG under 240 KB went through first try.

I had renamed a HEIC file to .jpg and could not understand the error. This page explained it in one paragraph.

Good that it links the actual regulations instead of quoting some blog.