Bosnian Diplomatic Passport Photo

Repeated Facial Images in a Bosnian and Herzegovinian Diplomatic Booklet

The diplomatic passport of Bosnia & Herzegovina contains more than a single visible portrait in the specimen documented by the European Council’s PRADO register. Its 2010 version has a main colour image and a secondary colour image on the biodata page, while an additional facial image is included among the ultraviolet security features. The photograph is therefore part of the document’s protected identity design.

These are production features applied by the issuing authority. An applicant should prepare the original portrait through the current authorized process, not try to reproduce the smaller or ultraviolet versions. A clear recognizable likeness must connect the passport holder with the accompanying identity documents and official application record.

PRADO describes the blue diplomatic booklet and its security features, rather than publishing a full application checklist. Confirm the current photo-capture or delivery method with the office coordinating the diplomatic request. Our photo quality, framing and facial expression guides help with preparation; the office establishes the actual photo requirements and whether it needs prints, a digital photograph or attendance for capture.

For enquiries outside the country, use our embassy and consulate directory to locate the responsible representation. Identify the request as a diplomatic passport for a citizen, because accreditation cards for foreign diplomatic staff are a different service. Check the official journey’s destination arrangements separately through the relevant officials and the visa finder. Keeping those requests distinct helps ensure that the image is supplied for the correct document and that any later visa photograph follows its own instructions.