I-Kiribati Passport Photo

Attaching the Portrait to Kiribati’s Adult Passport Form

Kiribati’s published adult passport form gives the photograph a specific place alongside the applicant’s signature. It then asks an authorised person to confirm the applicant’s identity after the photo has been attached. For a passport from Kiribati, preparing the picture and arranging that confirmation are connected steps, rather than separate tasks to complete in any order.

The form instructs applicants to attach the image with glue or a loop of tape on the reverse, without staples or anything covering its surface. Protect the portrait when assembling the file so the identifying details remain visible. Check the final prints before attachment rather than trying to replace a damaged picture after the identity section has been completed.

A current recognisable likeness, clear photo quality and suitable framing help the confirming person and issuing office recognise the applicant. Review facial expression and the detailed specifications below, and use our photo preparation instructions to prepare the image. Keep the signature within its designated area and the photograph within its own section.

The application also asks for the relevant civil records and previous passport where available. Organise those identity documents with the chosen image, particularly where names have changed. Overseas applicants can use our embassy and consulate directory to locate representation and confirm the receiving office’s current arrangements before sending the completed passport file.