PAN Card Photos

Order your PAN Card photos for India in 2 easy steps

To order Digital photo and Digital Signature as per Income Tax Department, please click here.
Your Only Source in the USA to get "PAN Card" Photos
  Step 1: Take your photo(s) with a digital camera at home and email it to

Step 2: Click here to make a payment using PayPal

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What is a PAN CARD? Why do I Need it? For any questions about PAN Card, click here.

PanCardPhotos.com is pleased to announce the Passport Photo Service for Indian PAN (Permanent Account Number) photos. Indian PAN Card photos are very different than the passport photos taken at any place within USA. US passport photos are 2x2 inches in size (around 51x51mm) compared to 35mmx25mm photos required for Indian PAN Card.

PanCardPhotos.com can help you get passport photos in 2 easy steps. Take a photo at home with your digital camera, upload it on our website and make a payment. We will mail your photos with 2 business days or you can provide us Walgreens store address on your payment with PayPal and you will be able to pick up your 8 (35mm x 25mm) PAN passport photos there within 1-2 days at no additional charge.

PAN Card Photos.com will provide you India PAN CARD Photos at a low price of $9.95 (including shipping and handling).

Customer Feedback about our Indian Passport Photo service:

Hi,
This is really amazing. The service is very quick and neat. I would recommend this to all of my friends.
Thanks,
Vaidhyanathan.B
Fri 3/27/09 10:10 AM

Hi , I want to thank you for your excellent service. I got my pics and they are great. I would recommend you to all my friends and anyone who wants to get their passport pics taken.
The process is quite simple and your response to any questions is great!!
Thanks
Sharath
Sun 6/28/09 9:00 PM

Sample of Indian PAN Card photo:

PAN card photo

Comparison: Indian Passport Photo vs USA Passport Picture Vs PAN Card Photos

1. Passport Photo Size: USA requires Passport photos to be around 2 inch x 2 inch which is around 50mm x 50 mm. On the other hand, Indian consulates in the USA require passport photos for Indian Passport application/renewal to be of the size of 35mm Vs 35 mm. For PAN Card, however, you will need a 35mmx25mm photos. Look at the sample below that compares Indian Passport picture and PAN Card picture to US Passport Picture.

We can also help you get various passport photos for India:

PAN Card Photo sample

As we know, none of the USA based stores- CVS Passports, Walgreens Passport Photo center, Walmart Passport photo center, or Costco Passport Photos- offer passport photo service for Indian PAN Card photos. On the other hand, we offer this unique service at the most competitive rates. We offer 8 Indian PAN Card Photos delivered to your home for just $8.95. If you have an urgent need, let us know the address of a local Walgreens store after placing your order with us (or on PayPal order itself) and we will make the photos available for pickup at your Walgreens store usually within 24 hours on business days.

How To Order Indian PAN CARD Photos:

First, make sure the photo you send us meets following requirements:

  • Full UPPER HALF BODY view with all facial features clearly visible.
  • Face should neither be too bright nor too dark
  • If wearing spectacles � reflection of light from the glasses should not be visible.
  • White or near-white background with no visible shadow on the face or background.
  • Do not wear white/ light colored shirt as it blends with light background.
Light reflection from hair should not be visible.

Click below to make your payment ($9.95 for 8 PAN Card photos).

Pay with PayPal:
Note: If you want to pick up your photos at your local Walgreens store within 2 business days at no extra charge, please enter store address while placing your order with PayPal below:

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Walgreens address for pickup

For applying for your PAN card or for more details, click here to visit the official page for PAN Card

Do you need Passport Photos for renewing Indian Passport or for applying for OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) or PIO Card?