Check your consular checklist
Confirm the temporary resident visa path and photo instructions for your post.
Mexico · temporary resident visa print
Mexico Temporary Resident Visa Photo Maker
Prepare the recent colour passport-size photograph listed for a Mexico temporary resident visa at a consular post. Pixlery freezes 26×32 mm inside the recurring 32×26–39×31 mm consular band.
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Make a document photo locally
Take or upload a clear portrait, review the local face check, adjust the frame, and export locally. Keep the original background by default.
Portrait photos stay on this device. A local model may download on first use.
Pixlery is not a government or official ID service. Output is for convenience only and is not guaranteed to pass any review. Always confirm the latest requirements with your issuing authority.
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Current specification
Consular print · 26×32 mm within 32×26–39×31 mm
- 307×378 px at 300 DPI for print preparation
- White background; face uncovered; no glasses
- Frozen at 26×32 mm inside the official size band
Background choice
A real white background is preferred. Optional replacement must leave the face uncovered and unchanged.
Consular posts may add local checklist details. Confirm your appointment instructions and that the photo remains within the published size band.
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How to use this country page
Frame a white-background portrait
Face the camera without glasses and keep the face fully visible.
Print at 26×32 mm
Use photographic paper and bring the print to your appointment.
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Official sources
Reviewed: 2026-07-23 · Review again by: 2027-01-23
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Questions
Why 26×32 mm if consulates list a range?
Multiple SRE posts publish 32×26–39×31 mm. 26×32 mm sits at the common minimum portrait size used across those checklists.
Does this cover tourist visas?
Many posts reuse the same photo band, but this page is scoped to the temporary resident visa task.
Is Mexico INE included?
No. INE photographs applicants in the citizen module and is not a self-supply maker.