Immigration Picture Help

[Sana111]

Hi,
I am a dependent traveling on a parent's sponsorship with my parents. The photo for the processing I provided was with wearing lenses (the same color as my eyes, but one tone lighter because I wear glasses on a daily basis). Now that I need to resubmit the image for visa processing, should I submit the previous image or take a new picture without the lenses? I checked the PR page and there are no instructions that lenses cannot be used, so will this be an issue or not?

Thanks

 

[steaky]

Have you tried with contact lenses?

 

[canuck78]

Hi,
I am a dependent traveling on a parent's sponsorship with my parents. The photo for the processing I provided was with wearing lenses (the same color as my eyes, but one tone lighter because I wear glasses on a daily basis). Now that I need to resubmit the image for visa processing, should I submit the previous image or take a new picture without the lenses? I checked the PR page and there are no instructions that lenses cannot be used, so will this be an issue or not?

Thanks

Remove classes or wear contact lenses without colour.

 

[armoured]

Hi,
I am a dependent traveling on a parent's sponsorship with my parents. The photo for the processing I provided was with wearing lenses (the same color as my eyes, but one tone lighter because I wear glasses on a daily basis). Now that I need to resubmit the image for visa processing, should I submit the previous image or take a new picture without the lenses? I checked the PR page and there are no instructions that lenses cannot be used, so will this be an issue or not?

Thanks

It's really not ideal.

BUT: my guess is that if it's only a slight tone or shade difference, likely will not matter at all. As it is photos are often printed such that tone/colour is not reliable, and anyway the docs printed by govt like PR card are often in black & white anyway. In future, try not to wear anything that alters your appearance.