For applications with strict, country-specific photo requiements — UAE, Canada, USA, India, Australia and more. Studio session in Enfield, Co. Meath. Pay online and Jill will be in touch within 24 hours to book you in.
If you're applying for a standard Irish passport, EU passport, driving licence, Public Services Card or Garda age card, your local pharmacy or Snap kiosk will be quicker and cheaper. Most are €10–€15 and take five minutes.
This service is only for complex citizenship and visa applications with country-specific photo specifications that a kiosk machine can't meet.
Irish SPSV (Taxi Driver) Licence Photos — three identical 10cm × 7cm photos to the NTA spec, taken in studio with the correct lighting and background. Same booking system: pay below, Jill is in touch within 24 hours.
If your application has specific photo dimensions, background colours, head-size percentages, or print-on-the-back requiements, you need a professional photographer. Here are the most common ones I help with:
No waiting lists, no chasing. Fill in your details and pay below, and Jill will be in touch by email or phone within 24 hours to book your session, often the same day.
Tell Jill your name, mobile, email and which country / application form your photo is for, so she can check the requiements before you arrive.
Choose Digital-Only (€65) or Digital + Prints (€75). Payment is via PayPal — you'll be sent straight there after submitting the form.
She reviews the exact photo requiements for your application so the session is set up correctly before you arrive at the studio.
Jill emails or calls within 24 hours to book your slot. The studio session itself takes 15 minutes, with photos emailed to you on the day.
Both packages include a 15-minute studio session, professional lighting against the correct backdrop, and digital files sized exactly to your application's specification. Photos emailed to you the same day.
“Thank you Jill for your friendly and professional help with the visa photographs this morning. Super and fast service — the photos were emailed to me before I'd even left the studio.”