Guinean Passport Photo

Two Photographs and the Guinean Passport Enrolment

The ordinary biometric passport connects a citizen of Guinea with the identity recorded for international travel. Guinea’s public-service portal includes two recent identity photographs in the passport dossier, alongside evidence of identity and residence. Preparing those copies is one part of the application; the passport service also has its own enrolment and document checks.

Where you apply matters. The Guinean embassy in Rome, for example, asks applicants to book an appointment and bring two photographs with a white background. Its checklist also includes a consular card and supporting civil-status records. Use our embassy and consulate directory to locate the mission responsible for your address and follow its current instructions for the complete dossier.

A recent portrait should give a recognisable likeness when compared with the person attending. Check photo quality before ordering prints, particularly if the original image has been compressed or forwarded between devices. The detailed requirements below explain the visual checks; our facial expression guide helps you prepare without turning the image into a posed publicity photograph.

Keep the two copies with the matching application papers and preserve the original file in case another copy is requested. For renewal, organise the previous passport and any required loss declaration separately. The portrait identifies you, while the accompanying records allow the service to establish the personal details that will appear in the new booklet.