“Why You Shouldn’t Dress Up Too Much for Your Passport Photo: Woman Almost Misses Flight”

Jakarta –

A woman went viral because she almost missed her flight. Not because he was late or made a mistake, he actually had a problem because of the photo on his passport. In contrast to his original appearance, the picture of him dressed up in his identity was considered different, so that the immigration authorities suspected him.

In the video, the Tiktoker named Alisha Marie admits that she was barely allowed to get on the plane because the photo didn’t match the appearance at the time. “They almost didn’t let me fly because they said I didn’t look like my passport photo. This is the reason why we shouldn’t do it. ‘hot photo’ for your passport because I don’t look like this (in reality),” he said.

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When leaving the airport in Istanbul, Alisha did appear casual. She seemed to have no make-up or hair on her face and was wearing a hat and all-black clothes. Meanwhile, in the passport photo, the woman is clearly seen wearing makeup that emphasizes her facial features as well as styling her hair beautifully.

In the comments column, many netizens were surprised by this experience. Some are worried about their next flight, some are relieved that their ID photos are not pretty. “There’s really no need to dress up hot for my passport photo because when I travel I look like ‘trash’,” netizens wrote.

For passport photos, it is not recommended to apply too complicated makeup that can change your appearance. Immigration officers may prohibit someone from taking their photo if the makeup is considered distorted, for example, cat-eye eyeliner or eyeshadow that is too dramatic. Makeup with glitter or piercings that are too big are also usually prohibited.

“The reason is not only that it can change the appearance of the eye but also make it unreadable by AI,” said passport-photo.online.

So that you don’t experience something like Tatiana Lin, make sure that the complexion you apply is not far from your real face. Avoid using foundation or powder that is too light or dark from the skin, even though it is considered to make a beautiful face.

(ami/ami)