Getting your photo right is one of the most important steps in the application process, because incorrect images can delay your approval. The official specification requires a 35mm by 45mm full color photo with a plain white background, neutral expression, and open eyes looking straight at the camera. Glasses are not allowed unless you wear them daily, and headgear is only permitted for religious reasons. I found the Kenya Passport and eTA Photo Size and Requirements section helpful for understanding the detailed guidelines. For babies and infants, you need to keep their eyes open and use a white cloth to hide any background objects. You will need two photos for most applications, but some eTA types may require four. The photo must be taken within the last six months. If you are unsure about your photo, you can retake it without extra cost through reliable online platforms. Just double check that your face is centered, there are no shadows or glares, and your expression remains neutral. Every traveler including minors must submit their own photo meeting these standards.