Will it cause problems if my hair is too short on my passport photo?
It has been 2 years since my passport was renewed. At that time my hair was too short, hence the photo on my passport has short hair. Now I have a bit longer hair as compared to my passport photo. Would that cause entry problems when entering Dubai? Is it all right if I do not renew my passport?
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It has been 2 years since my passport was renewed. At that time my hair was too short, hence the photo on my passport has short hair. Now I have a bit longer hair as compared to my passport photo. Would that cause entry problems when entering Dubai? Is it all right if I do not renew my passport?
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Don't know if you're interested in that, but when it comes to computers comparing photos, they're actually really good at seeing through a change in hair length and style. Better than humans, actually.
– Jasper
Jan 19 at 19:40
Computer facial recognition is done using biometrics (ratios of facial measurements), which don't change much with age.
– Andrew Leach
Jan 20 at 10:26
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It has been 2 years since my passport was renewed. At that time my hair was too short, hence the photo on my passport has short hair. Now I have a bit longer hair as compared to my passport photo. Would that cause entry problems when entering Dubai? Is it all right if I do not renew my passport?
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It has been 2 years since my passport was renewed. At that time my hair was too short, hence the photo on my passport has short hair. Now I have a bit longer hair as compared to my passport photo. Would that cause entry problems when entering Dubai? Is it all right if I do not renew my passport?
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Don't know if you're interested in that, but when it comes to computers comparing photos, they're actually really good at seeing through a change in hair length and style. Better than humans, actually.
– Jasper
Jan 19 at 19:40
Computer facial recognition is done using biometrics (ratios of facial measurements), which don't change much with age.
– Andrew Leach
Jan 20 at 10:26
add a comment |
1
Don't know if you're interested in that, but when it comes to computers comparing photos, they're actually really good at seeing through a change in hair length and style. Better than humans, actually.
– Jasper
Jan 19 at 19:40
Computer facial recognition is done using biometrics (ratios of facial measurements), which don't change much with age.
– Andrew Leach
Jan 20 at 10:26
1
1
Don't know if you're interested in that, but when it comes to computers comparing photos, they're actually really good at seeing through a change in hair length and style. Better than humans, actually.
– Jasper
Jan 19 at 19:40
Don't know if you're interested in that, but when it comes to computers comparing photos, they're actually really good at seeing through a change in hair length and style. Better than humans, actually.
– Jasper
Jan 19 at 19:40
Computer facial recognition is done using biometrics (ratios of facial measurements), which don't change much with age.
– Andrew Leach
Jan 20 at 10:26
Computer facial recognition is done using biometrics (ratios of facial measurements), which don't change much with age.
– Andrew Leach
Jan 20 at 10:26
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Passports are usually valid for 5 or 10 years. It's quite rare to see people who look the same during the whole period of 5 or 10 years, yet governments aren't complaining.
Hair, beard, weight, etc. can change how people look, but identifying them is something else. Immigration officers know how to deal with this stuff.
Nothing to worry about, do not cut your hair to match the passport photo!
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Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
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@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
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@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
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I imagine that everything will depend on your physical characteristics, that is to say, that if only your haircut looks different, I do not think there is a problem.
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Passports are usually valid for 5 or 10 years. It's quite rare to see people who look the same during the whole period of 5 or 10 years, yet governments aren't complaining.
Hair, beard, weight, etc. can change how people look, but identifying them is something else. Immigration officers know how to deal with this stuff.
Nothing to worry about, do not cut your hair to match the passport photo!
3
Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
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@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
5
@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
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Passports are usually valid for 5 or 10 years. It's quite rare to see people who look the same during the whole period of 5 or 10 years, yet governments aren't complaining.
Hair, beard, weight, etc. can change how people look, but identifying them is something else. Immigration officers know how to deal with this stuff.
Nothing to worry about, do not cut your hair to match the passport photo!
3
Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
2
@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
5
@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
add a comment |
Passports are usually valid for 5 or 10 years. It's quite rare to see people who look the same during the whole period of 5 or 10 years, yet governments aren't complaining.
Hair, beard, weight, etc. can change how people look, but identifying them is something else. Immigration officers know how to deal with this stuff.
Nothing to worry about, do not cut your hair to match the passport photo!
Passports are usually valid for 5 or 10 years. It's quite rare to see people who look the same during the whole period of 5 or 10 years, yet governments aren't complaining.
Hair, beard, weight, etc. can change how people look, but identifying them is something else. Immigration officers know how to deal with this stuff.
Nothing to worry about, do not cut your hair to match the passport photo!
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Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
2
@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
5
@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
add a comment |
3
Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
2
@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
5
@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
3
3
Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
Re your last sentence - is there anybody at all who would love to match their passport photo? ;)
– Hagen von Eitzen
Jan 19 at 22:30
2
2
@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
@HagenvonEitzen the OP, obviously ;)
– Nean Der Thal
Jan 19 at 22:41
5
5
@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
@HagenvonEitzen When you look like your passport photo, it's time to go home.
– Michael Hampton
Jan 19 at 22:47
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I imagine that everything will depend on your physical characteristics, that is to say, that if only your haircut looks different, I do not think there is a problem.
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I imagine that everything will depend on your physical characteristics, that is to say, that if only your haircut looks different, I do not think there is a problem.
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I imagine that everything will depend on your physical characteristics, that is to say, that if only your haircut looks different, I do not think there is a problem.
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I imagine that everything will depend on your physical characteristics, that is to say, that if only your haircut looks different, I do not think there is a problem.
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Don't know if you're interested in that, but when it comes to computers comparing photos, they're actually really good at seeing through a change in hair length and style. Better than humans, actually.
– Jasper
Jan 19 at 19:40
Computer facial recognition is done using biometrics (ratios of facial measurements), which don't change much with age.
– Andrew Leach
Jan 20 at 10:26