Peru Driving License Photo Creator (35x45) mm

The MTC (Ministerio de Transportes y Comunicaciones) is the Peruvian government ministry responsible for regulating transportation and communications. It is the national system related to driver's licensing and traffic infrastructure.

To obtain a standard Class A-I driving license in Peru, you must be at least 18 years old. Higher professional categories require ages ranging from 21 to 27, though individuals as young as 16 may qualify under specific legal exceptions.

Yes, for most official applications, including driving licenses for foreign residents, a "passport-sized" photo (35 mm x 45 mm) with a white background is required.

MTC accepts both, depending on how you submit your application. For online applications, a digital photo (JPEG format) is required; for in-person applications, you’ll need a printed version that meets all specifications. This photo maker offers both options after conversion, so you can easily download your driving license photo accordingly.

Use natural lighting or a well-lit indoor area. Avoid shadows, harsh lighting, or a direct flashlight that causes shiny spots on your skin or reflections on your face.

No, eyeglasses are generally not permitted in driver's license photographs issued by the MTC to avoid glare, flash reflections, and frames obscuring your eyes.

Wear everyday casual clothing in colors that contrast with a plain white background. Avoid white shirts as they blend into the backdrop, as well as official uniforms or camouflage attire.

A solid, plain white background is mandatory. It must be completely free of any patterns, textures, objects, or background shadows.

You must maintain a neutral facial expression with your mouth completely closed and eyes open, looking directly at the camera.

Head coverings are strictly prohibited unless worn daily for religious or medical reasons. Even in those cases, your full face from the chin to the top of the forehead must remain completely visible without any shadows.