Ivorian Passport Photo

The Supplied Photo and Biometric Portrait in an Ivorian Passport Request

An Ivorian passport application can involve both a recent identity photograph in the supporting file and photography during enrolment. SNEDAI’s published domestic procedure lists a supplied image among the documents and describes personal attendance for document checks, fingerprints and facial capture. Preparing the paper file therefore does not replace the biometric appointment.

The MonPasseport service supports pre-enrolment, appointment booking and payment before the visit. Bring the resulting documents together with the originals requested for your case in Côte d’Ivoire. Requirements differ for first applications, renewals, minors and applicants whose existing identity evidence is missing or unclear.

Choose a recognisable likeness for the supplied portrait and prepare for a clear image at enrolment. Our framing, facial expression, background and photo quality guides help with the visual preparation, while the detailed requirements below provide the checks. The explanation of biometrics puts the photograph in context with the fingerprints recorded by the service.

If applying overseas, use the diaspora procedure and confirm the arrangements of the relevant Ivorian representation. Our embassy and consulate directory helps locate that office. Keep the requested prints separate from copies of your identity documents, and retain the enrolment receipt for the later collection stage. Checking the complete route before attending helps avoid treating an online booking, a supplied photograph and the final biometric record as interchangeable parts of the application.