Dubai Visa Size Photos: Get It Right the First Time

The required Dubai visa photo size is 4.3 cm wide x 5.5 cm tall. Background must be plain white. Head should fill 70 to 80 percent of the photo height. Neutral expression, eyes fully open, no glasses, no head coverings except for religious reasons. Photo taken within the past 6 months. For digital uploads: JPEG format, minimum 600 x 750 pixels, under 2MB.

 

The photograph is the document that triggers the most avoidable delays in Dubai visa applications. Not because the rules are hard — they are not. But most applicants treat it as an afterthought, or assume any recent passport photo will work.

It will not. The UAE visa photo size is different from your home country's passport photo. The background rules are stricter than you might expect. And in a digital review environment, every detail shows up clearly on screen.

This guide covers every specification in plain terms: exact dimensions, background rules, expression requirements, home photo setup, infant photos, digital upload formats, and the most common reasons photos get returned for correction. Read it before you take the photo, not after.

 

What Is the Dubai Visa Photo Size?

A Dubai visa size photo measures 4.3 centimetres wide by 5.5 centimetres tall. That is the physical print dimension — approximately 1.7 inches x 2.2 inches.

This size is unique to UAE visa applications. It does not match standard passport photo dimensions from India, the UK, the US, or Australia. If you already have passport photos from another application, they will not meet this requirement unless they happen to be the same size.

For online applications through InstaDubaiVisa.com, you submit a digital file rather than a physical print. The proportions of the digital image should correspond to the 4.3 x 5.5 cm ratio. A minimum resolution of 600 x 750 pixels is recommended. File format must be JPEG, under 2MB.

Definition: Dubai Visa Photo Size Dubai visa size photos are photographs taken to UAE immigration specifications: 4.3 cm x 5.5 cm physical size, plain white background, neutral expression, no glasses, head occupying 70 to 80 percent of the image height. For digital applications, the equivalent digital file must be in JPEG format at a minimum of 600 x 750 pixels and under 2MB.

  

Dubai Visa Photo Specifications: Complete Reference Table

Every item in this table is a hard requirement. A photo that meets 17 of these 18 points is still non-compliant. Review your photo against this table before you upload it.

 

Specification	Requirement
Physical dimensions	4.3 cm x 5.5 cm (approx. 1.7 in x 2.2 in)
Digital file dimensions	Minimum 600 x 750 pixels at corresponding proportions
Background colour	Plain white only — no cream, grey, off-white, or patterned
Head size in frame	70% to 80% of the total photo height, chin to crown
Face position	Front-facing and centred — no tilt, no angle, no rotation
Expression	Neutral — mouth fully closed, face relaxed
Eyes	Both eyes open, visible, and looking directly at the camera
Glasses	Not permitted — remove all eyewear before the photo is taken
Head coverings	Not permitted, except for verified religious reasons
Photo recency	Taken within the last 6 months from the application date
Lighting	Even and shadow-free across face and background
Colour	Full colour — black and white photos are not accepted
Filters or digital editing	Not permitted — no retouching, colour adjustment, or filters
Clothing	No uniforms; avoid white or light-coloured clothing
File format (digital)	JPEG or JPG — HEIC format is not accepted
File size (digital)	Under 2MB per file
Resolution (digital)	Minimum 600 x 750 pixels — do not upscale a low-resolution image
Print quality	Sharp and clear — no blur, pixelation, or glare

 

Important Note For the head size requirement, the 70 to 80 percent rule measures from the bottom of the chin to the top of the skull — not to the top of the hair. If you have voluminous or tall hair, the hair extends beyond the skull and does not count toward the head measurement.

  

Each Requirement Explained in Plain Terms

Background: It Must Be White. Actually White.

The background behind you must be pure, solid white. Not off-white. Not the warm cream of your bathroom wall. Not a light grey that looks white in low light. Pure white.

This is the most violated requirement in visa photo submissions. The wall in your home that looks white in person often photographs as pale grey or warm cream due to natural light and shadow. Ambient lighting yellows even white walls. A direct comparison test helps: place your printed photo next to a sheet of white printer paper. If the photo background looks different from the paper — any different — it is not compliant.

Background shadows count too. A shadow falling across the background from your shoulders or hair makes a white wall look grey and will cause the photo to fail review.

Head Size: 70 to 80 Percent of the Frame

Your head must fill between 70 and 80 percent of the total vertical height of the photo. This is the specification most people get wrong at home.

Too small — under 70 percent — and there is too much empty white above and below, making your face look distant and unclear. Too large — over 80 percent — and either your chin or the top of your skull gets cropped.

If you are using a professional studio, ask the photographer to confirm this before printing. If you are taking the photo at home, take multiple shots from different distances and check each one carefully before selecting. The sweet spot in practice is standing roughly 50 to 70 centimetres from the camera at eye level.

Face Position: No Tilt at All

Your face must be pointing directly at the camera — no tilt left or right, no looking up or down, no rotation. Your nose should be centred in the frame. Equal background visible on both sides.

Even a few degrees of tilt can cause a rejection. It happens naturally when people are nervous, looking toward another person in the room, or holding a phone in selfie mode with their arm extended. Using a tripod and a timer helps significantly.

Expression: Neutral Means Neutral

Mouth fully closed. Face completely relaxed. Eyes open and looking at the lens, not at a screen, not slightly downward, not sideways. Eyebrows in their natural resting position — not raised, not furrowed.

Even a small, tight-lipped smile is non-compliant. UAE immigration photo systems use facial comparison technology, and the neutral requirement is there so the biometric match works accurately across multiple encounters — application, entry, any future visa. A smiling photo makes that match less reliable.

Glasses: None, No Exceptions

No glasses in the photo. Prescription glasses, reading glasses, tinted lenses, designer frames, and sunglasses are all excluded — there are no exceptions, including medical ones.

If you normally wear glasses and cannot see clearly without them, take them off for the photo. The photo system is not verifying your eyesight; it is verifying your face.

Head Coverings: Religious Exemption Only

Fashion hats, caps, beanies, bandanas, and any non-religious head coverings are not permitted. For applicants who wear a hijab for religious reasons: the full face must be visible from forehead to chin, with no portion of the face covered. A niqab that covers the lower face does not meet this requirement.

Recency: Six Months Maximum

Your photo must have been taken within 6 months of the date you submit the application. It should reflect your current appearance — including current hair colour, facial hair, and approximate weight.

Do not submit an older photo even if you think you look the same. If the review team judges that the photo does not represent your current appearance, it will be returned.

Lighting: Two Sources, Not One

Even lighting means no shadows anywhere — not on your face, not on the background. This is almost impossible to achieve with a single light source. A window to one side creates shadow on the other side of the face and a shadow on the wall behind you.

The solution is two light sources: one on each side of the subject, positioned slightly in front at about 45 degrees. Ring lights, two standard lamps with white bulbs, or a position in shade outdoors on an overcast day all work.

Clothing: Contrast Matters

There is no dress code beyond no uniforms. But the practical guidance is worth following: wear something dark enough that it does not disappear against the white background. Navy, black, dark grey, dark green, or burgundy all work well. White shirts, pale cream tops, and light beige clothing will look like they have been cut out and floating in mid-air.

 

How the Dubai Visa Photo Size Compares to Other Countries

The UAE visa photo is a different size from almost every other passport or visa photo format in common use. If you have photos prepared for another country's visa or passport, check the dimensions before assuming they will work for a Dubai application.

 

Photo Type	Dimensions	Used For
Dubai / UAE Visa Photo	4.3 cm x 5.5 cm	All UAE visa applications
Indian Passport Photo	3.5 cm x 3.5 cm	Indian passport applications
UK Passport Photo	3.5 cm x 4.5 cm	UK passport applications
US Passport Photo	5.1 cm x 5.1 cm (2x2 in)	US passport and visa applications
Schengen Visa Photo	3.5 cm x 4.5 cm	EU and Schengen visa applications
Australian Passport Photo	3.5 cm x 4.5 cm	Australian passport applications

 

None of the formats above match the UAE's 4.3 x 5.5 cm requirement. If you are ordering photos at a studio or pharmacy, say 'UAE visa photo' and specify the dimensions explicitly. Do not assume the standard passport photo option applies.

Data Point Dubai processes visa applications from travellers representing over 180 nationalities. Every applicant — regardless of country — must submit photos to the same 4.3 x 5.5 cm specification. The only country-specific variation is in supporting documents, not in the photo requirement itself.

  

Getting Your Dubai Visa Photo at a Professional Studio

A professional studio is the most reliable way to get a compliant photo. Labs that handle international visa applications deal with these specifications regularly and have the equipment — proper backdrops, calibrated lighting, and the right paper sizes — to get it right without effort on your part.

That said, you still need to ask the right questions. Walk in and ask for 'a passport photo' without specifying the destination, and many studios will give you a standard size for your country — not the UAE dimensions.

What to Say at the Studio

1. Ask specifically for a UAE visa photo or Dubai visa photo, not a standard passport photo.
2. Give them the dimensions: 4.3 cm wide by 5.5 cm tall.
3. Confirm they will use a plain white background — ask them to show you what they use before they set up.
4. Ask for the photo with no glasses, even if you normally wear them.
5. Request a digital copy in JPEG format under 2MB, not just the physical print — you will need it for online applications.
6. Ask the photographer to verify that your head occupies 70 to 80 percent of the photo height before printing.

 

What to Wear and Bring

• Wear a dark or mid-toned colour that contrasts with a white background.
• If your hair is long, tie it back so it does not fall across your face or obscure your features.
• Remove all glasses before the session begins.
• Remove fashion hair accessories — clips, decorative bands, or anything that changes your head shape.
• Arrive with your face as it normally looks. Very heavy makeup that significantly changes your facial features can cause issues with biometric comparison later.

 

Always Get a Digital Copy Many applicants go to a studio for a physical print and then find they also need the digital file for an online application. Get both from the same session. Ask the studio to save the JPEG file to your phone or email it to you before you leave.

  

Taking Your Dubai Visa Photo at Home

It is entirely possible to take a compliant Dubai visa photo at home. Many applicants do it successfully with a smartphone. The catch is that you have to set it up properly — a casual bathroom selfie will not cut it.

The three things that go wrong with home photos, almost every time: background that photographs as grey instead of white, shadows on the face, and the head too small in the frame. Fix those three and everything else is manageable.

Equipment You Need

• A smartphone with a camera of 12MP or higher, or a digital camera. The camera on a modern mid-range smartphone is more than enough.
• A tripod, or a stable surface at eye level — freehand shots almost always tilt slightly.
• A plain white wall or a white sheet pinned flat against a wall, with no shadows from furniture or room objects behind it.
• Two light sources: a ring light plus a lamp, two lamps, or two windows on opposite sides of the room. Each positioned roughly 45 degrees in front of the subject on either side.
• A timer or a second person to take the photo, so you are not holding the phone or pressing the button yourself.

 

Step-by-Step Setup

1. Tape or pin a white sheet flat against a wall. Check that no shadows from the room fall on it from behind.
2. Position your two light sources at equal distances from your shooting position, angled in from each side. Turn off any overhead lights that might cast downward shadows on your face.
3. Set your camera or phone on a tripod at exactly eye level. Looking slightly up or down creates an angle that will fail the face position requirement.
4. Stand or sit approximately 50 to 70 centimetres from the camera. This distance gives the right head-to-frame ratio.
5. Check your posture: straight, face forward, eyes level. Set the timer, step into position, and take 5 to 10 consecutive shots. Have more options to choose from.
6. Review each shot on a large screen, not a phone thumbnail. Zoom in to check for shadows, background colour, and expression.

 

Cropping and Saving the Photo

1. Select the best shot. Open it in your phone's photo editor, Mac Preview, or Windows Photos.
2. Crop so your head fills 70 to 80 percent of the vertical frame, centred horizontally.
3. Do not apply any filters, brightness adjustments, skin smoothing, or retouching. Submit the original unedited image.
4. Save as JPEG. Check the file size — most JPEG photos are well under 2MB, but very high-resolution originals from mirrorless cameras may need compression.
5. If the file exceeds 2MB, compress it using a free tool such as Squoosh, iLovePDF, or Compress JPEG. Reduce size without going so low that the image becomes blurry.

 

The Three Common Home Photo Failures 1. Background photographs grey or cream instead of white — caused by ambient light and wall colour. Use a dedicated white sheet and check it against printer paper. 2. Shadows on the face — caused by a single light source. Fix with two lights at equal angles from each side. 3. Head too small — caused by standing too far from the camera. Move closer until the head fills 70 to 80 percent of the frame vertically.

  

Using a Passport Photo App for Your Dubai Visa Photo

Dedicated passport photo apps can produce UAE-compliant photos, but you need to select the right preset. Use a generic 'passport photo' option and the app will default to your home country's dimensions — which are almost certainly not 4.3 x 5.5 cm.

What to Look for in an App

• A preset explicitly labelled UAE Visa, Dubai Visa, or 43mm x 55mm. If no such preset exists, enter the dimensions manually.
• A compliance check that flags shadows, glasses, and incorrect head size before export.
• Recent positive reviews specifically from UAE or Dubai visa applicants.

 

Using the App Correctly

1. Select the UAE or Dubai visa preset, or set dimensions to 43mm x 55mm manually.
2. Take or upload your photo in good light with a white background. Do not rely on the app to fix poor lighting — fix it before photographing.
3. If the app uses AI to replace the background with white, zoom in at full magnification and inspect the hairline and shoulder edges carefully. AI background removal creates artefacts around complex or curly hair that can make the photo look digitally altered.
4. Review the app's compliance warnings. If the app flags a problem, fix it rather than overriding the warning.
5. Export as JPEG, check the file size is under 2MB.

 

AI Background Removal Warning AI background replacement tools frequently leave visible halos, partial hair removal, or uneven edges around the subject — particularly around curly, fine, or high-volume hair. These artefacts make a photo look digitally altered, which is a ground for rejection. When possible, photograph against a genuinely white background instead of relying on AI to add one afterwards.

  

Digital Upload Requirements for Online Applications

When you apply for a Dubai visa through InstaDubaiVisa.com, you upload a digital photo file rather than posting a physical print. Here is what the upload needs to be.

File Format

• JPEG or JPG — this is the accepted standard format for all UAE visa digital photo uploads.
• PNG may be accepted on some platforms but JPEG is safer — convert to JPEG if in doubt.
• HEIC — the default format on iPhones — is not accepted. Change your iPhone camera setting before photographing: Settings > Camera > Formats > Most Compatible. Or convert the file to JPEG after shooting using the Files app or a conversion app.
• PDF, TIFF, BMP, WebP, and other formats are not accepted. Do not submit a photo embedded in a PDF or document file.

 

File Size and Resolution

• The file must be under 2MB. Most JPEG photos from a smartphone fall well within this.
• Minimum recommended resolution is 600 x 750 pixels — matching the 4.3 x 5.5 cm proportion at 350 DPI.
• If your file is over 2MB, compress it. Squoosh (squoosh.app), iLovePDF, or Compress JPEG all work well and are free.
• If your file is low resolution, do not upscale it. Upscaling adds pixels without adding detail and creates a blurry or pixelated result. Take a new, higher-quality photo instead.

 

Before You Click Upload Do a final check: open the image full-size on a screen (not a phone thumbnail). Verify the background is white, the head fills 70 to 80 percent of the height, eyes are open, expression is neutral, no glasses visible, no shadows. This review takes less than a minute and can save days of waiting for a correction request.

  

Dubai Visa Photo Requirements for Children and Infants

Every child named on a UAE visa application needs their own photo. That includes newborns. There is no minimum age at which the photo requirement is waived.

The good news is that some practical accommodations exist for very young children. The full standard requirements apply but there is flexibility on exact expression for children who physically cannot hold a neutral face.

Children Who Can Sit Independently

• All standard adult specifications apply — white background, face front-facing, eyes open, no glasses, head at 70 to 80 percent of the frame.
• For young toddlers, a calm, relaxed expression with the mouth closed is acceptable. A very faint smile that does not show teeth and does not distort the facial structure may be accepted, though neutral is preferred.
• Remove pacifiers, dummies, and any head accessories before the photo.
• No part of the parent or any other person may appear in the photo — no hands, no arm, no shadow of a person.

 

Infants Under Approximately 6 Months

• Infants may be photographed lying on their back on a plain white surface — a white sheet or white blanket laid flat.
• The camera is positioned above, pointing down, so the infant's face is fully visible looking up toward the lens.
• The infant's full face — forehead to chin — must be clear and unobstructed.
• Eyes should be open if possible, but closed eyes may be accepted for very young infants where open-eye photos are genuinely impractical.
• No part of the parent, the surface texture, or surrounding objects should appear in the final image.

 

Most Common Infant Photo Rejection A parent's hand, arm, or fingers appearing in the frame. The parent must be completely invisible in the final cropped image — even hands used to steady or support the head. Frame tightly and check the full image carefully before submitting.

  

Accepted vs Rejected: At-a-Glance Reference

Use this table as a quick final check before uploading.

 

Accepted	Rejected
Pure white background	Cream, grey, off-white, or patterned background
Full face, front-facing	Side profile, angled face, any tilt
Neutral expression, mouth closed	Smiling, laughing, frowning, any open-mouth expression
Both eyes fully open	Eyes closed, partially closed, or obscured
No glasses or eyewear	Prescription glasses, reading glasses, or sunglasses
Hair off the face, features visible	Hair covering forehead, eyes, or cheeks
Dark or contrast clothing	White or very pale clothing that blends with background
Original, unedited photo	Filtered, retouched, or digitally altered image
Photo taken within the last 6 months	Old photo that does not reflect current appearance
Sharp, evenly lit, no shadows	Blurry, overexposed, underexposed, or shadowed image
JPEG file under 2MB	HEIC, TIFF, PDF, BMP, or file over 2MB

  

Common Dubai Visa Photo Mistakes and How to Fix Them

These are the specific rejection reasons that appear most often during document review — and the direct fix for each.

 

Mistake	Direct Fix
Background photographs grey or off-white	Use a dedicated white sheet; test against printer paper before shooting
Glasses visible in the photo	Remove all eyewear before the photo session — no exceptions
Head fills less than 70% of the photo height	Move closer to the camera, or crop the image more tightly
Head fills more than 80% of the photo height	Move back from the camera; do not over-crop the top of the skull
Shadows on face or background	Add a second light source on the opposite side from the first
Smiling or open-mouth expression	Relax the entire face, close the mouth naturally, look directly at the lens
Photo is more than 6 months old	Take a new photo; do not submit an older image regardless of appearance
Filters, skin smoothing, or retouching applied	Submit the original, unedited file only
File uploaded in HEIC format (iPhone default)	Go to iPhone Settings > Camera > Formats > Most Compatible before shooting
File size over 2MB	Compress using Squoosh, iLovePDF, or Compress JPEG
White clothing disappears into the background	Change to a colour that contrasts against white
Hair covering forehead, eyes, or face shape	Tie back long hair; tuck in any strands that fall across the face
Photo cropped from a group photo or travel image	Take a dedicated solo photo in a correct environment
Parent visible in an infant photo	Frame tightly and crop carefully; no part of the parent may appear in the final image

  

What Happens If Your Photo Is Flagged During Review

Every application submitted through InstaDubaiVisa.com is reviewed by a specialist before it reaches UAE immigration. That includes the photo.

If the photo does not meet the specifications, the specialist contacts you directly with a clear explanation of the specific issue. You are not left guessing. The notification will say something like 'background is off-white' or 'glasses visible' — not a vague rejection with no guidance.

You then submit a replacement photo through the application portal as directed. The overall application does not restart — it continues from where it paused, once the corrected photo is received and passes review.

The fastest way through this process is to not trigger it in the first place. Run through the spec table in Section 2 and the checklist below before you upload. That five-minute check is genuinely faster than waiting for a correction request.

 

Final Photo Compliance Checklist

Check every item before clicking upload. An application with a compliant photo is an application that does not get paused.

• Dimensions correct: 4.3 cm x 5.5 cm physical, or equivalent digital proportions
• Background: pure white, no shadows, no patterns, no texture
• Head size: between 70% and 80% of total photo height
• Face position: fully front-facing, centred horizontally, no tilt
• Expression: neutral, mouth fully closed, face relaxed
• Eyes: both open, looking directly at the camera lens
• Glasses: none — all eyewear removed
• Head covering: none, or religious covering with full face visible
• Photo recency: taken within the past 6 months
• Lighting: even across face and background, no shadows anywhere
• Colour: full colour photo only
• Editing: no filters, retouching, colour adjustments, or digital alterations
• Clothing: non-white, contrasting colour, no uniform
• File format: JPEG or JPG — not HEIC, PDF, or TIFF
• File size: under 2MB
• Resolution: minimum 600 x 750 pixels — not an upscaled image

 

All 16 Items Confirmed? Your photo is ready to upload. A photo that passes every item on this list will not be returned for correction and will not delay your UAE visa application.

  

Frequently Asked Questions: Dubai Visa Size Photos

What is the exact size of a Dubai visa photo?

The physical print size is 4.3 centimetres wide by 5.5 centimetres tall — approximately 1.7 inches by 2.2 inches. For digital online applications, the image should be in JPEG format at a minimum of 600 x 750 pixels, with proportions corresponding to this width-to-height ratio, and the file must be under 2MB.

Can I use my standard passport photo for a Dubai visa application?

Only if your passport photo happens to be exactly 4.3 cm x 5.5 cm — which is unlikely. Indian passport photos are 3.5 x 3.5 cm, UK passport photos are 3.5 x 4.5 cm, and US passport photos are 5.1 x 5.1 cm. None of these match the UAE visa requirement. Always have dedicated UAE visa photos taken to the correct dimensions.

What colour must the background be for a Dubai visa photo?

Plain white — and genuinely white, not off-white, cream, light grey, or pale blue. The background must also be completely shadow-free. A simple test: compare your photo background against a sheet of white printer paper. Any visible difference in shade means the background is not compliant.

Can I wear glasses in my Dubai visa photo?

No. Glasses of any kind — prescription glasses, reading glasses, tinted glasses, and sunglasses — must be removed before the photo is taken. There are no medical exceptions. Remove all eyewear before photographing.

Can I smile in my Dubai visa photo?

No. Your expression must be completely neutral: mouth closed, face relaxed, eyes open and looking directly at the camera. Any visible smile — even a small one — may cause the photo to fail review.

How recent must my Dubai visa photo be?

Taken within the last 6 months from your application submission date. The photo must reflect your current appearance. Do not submit an older photo even if you believe your appearance has not changed.

Can I take my Dubai visa photo at home with a phone?

Yes, provided you set it up properly. You need a genuinely white background (not just a white-looking wall), two light sources to eliminate facial and background shadows, a camera at eye level on a stable surface, and you need to position yourself close enough that your head fills 70 to 80 percent of the frame height. Take multiple shots and review on a large screen before selecting.

What file format should my Dubai visa photo be in for online applications?

JPEG or JPG. iPhone users should change camera settings to 'Most Compatible' format under Settings > Camera > Formats before shooting, or convert HEIC files to JPEG after shooting. HEIC format is not accepted by most visa platforms.

What file size should my Dubai visa photo be?

Under 2MB for digital upload. Most JPEG photos are well within this. If your file is over 2MB, compress it using a free tool such as Squoosh, iLovePDF, or Compress JPEG — reduce the file size without making the image blurry.

What are the photo rules for babies and young children?

All standard specifications apply. Infants who cannot sit independently may be photographed lying on their back on a white surface, with the camera positioned above looking down. The infant's full face must be clearly visible. No part of any parent or other person may appear in the image — not even a hand supporting the head.

Can I use a passport photo app for my Dubai visa photo?

Yes, provided you select a UAE or Dubai visa preset — not a generic passport photo option, which will default to your country's own dimensions. Be cautious of AI background replacement: it creates artefacts around hair edges that can make the photo look digitally altered. Always photograph against a genuinely white background when possible.

What happens if my photo is rejected during the review process?

If you apply through InstaDubaiVisa.com, a specialist reviews your photo before it reaches UAE immigration. If there is a problem, you receive a specific notification explaining exactly what needs to be corrected. You then submit a replacement photo through the portal. The application does not restart from the beginning — it resumes once the corrected photo is received and passes review. 

 

The Short Version

Getting a Dubai visa photo right is not difficult. The dimensions are specific (4.3 cm x 5.5 cm), the background must be genuinely white, the head must fill 70 to 80 percent of the frame, and the expression must be neutral with no glasses. For digital applications: JPEG format, minimum 600 x 750 pixels, under 2MB.

The problems happen when people treat the photo as an afterthought, reuse a photo from a different application, or take a quick selfie without checking the background and lighting. Spend five minutes on the checklist above before uploading, and you will not need to spend three days waiting for a correction to come through.

InstaDubaiVisa.com reviews every photo before the application goes to UAE immigration. If there is an issue, you find out before it becomes a delay — not after. Over 10 million travellers from 180+ countries have applied through the platform.

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