Both services turn a selfie into a Vietnam e-Visa photo, but they differ in how they work and what you pay. Here's a direct comparison.
How they work
GetMyVisaPhoto formats and checks your photo against the Vietnam National Electronic Visa system instructions. You upload a selfie, the photo is processed automatically, and you download a digital file ready for the online application.
PhotoAiD follows a similar upload-and-check flow, with an optional paid human expert review on top of the automatic check.
Price
- GetMyVisaPhoto: a single $12.99 one-time payment for the digital photo and a printable 4×6 sheet.
- PhotoAiD: prices vary by country and add-on, with the "expert check" and guarantee sold as separate extras.
For a one-off e-Visa photo, GetMyVisaPhoto is the simpler flat price.
Compliance checking
GetMyVisaPhoto checks your portrait against the official Vietnam e-Visa instructions, dimensions, background, head position, and lighting, before you pay, so you see the result first.
PhotoAiD offers a similar automatic check and adds a paid human review if you want a second set of eyes.
Delivery
Both deliver a digital photo by download and email. GetMyVisaPhoto includes the printable 4×6 sheet in the same price; PhotoAiD's print option is an add-on.
Which should you choose?
If you want one flat price with the compliance check built in and no add-ons, GetMyVisaPhoto is the straightforward choice. If you specifically want a human expert to review your photo before you submit, PhotoAiD's paid expert check is worth considering.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Vietnam e-Visa photo 4 x 6 cm?
Yes. The official e-Visa instructions state that the portrait photo must be 4 x 6 cm. GetMyVisaPhoto formats your photo to this size.
Do I need a printed photo for a Vietnam e-Visa?
No. The e-Visa application uses a digital portrait upload. A printed photo isn't required.
Can I wear glasses in my Vietnam e-Visa photo?
No. The official instructions require a photo without glasses, so your eyes must be clearly visible.
About GetMyVisaPhoto
Written and fact-checked by the GetMyVisaPhoto Content Team. We research each destination's official photo requirements and publish plain-language guides so you can prepare a compliant visa photo from your own phone. Any figure we cite comes from the official portal listed per section.
