A pair of glasses is an optical device that is worn in front of the eyes to correct vision problems.
Glasses can also be used to correct other visual impairments, such as strabismus and presbyopia. Moreover, glasses can serve as eye protection, including sunglasses and safety glasses.
A pair of glasses comprises a frame and lenses.
There are several types of glasses:
A separate section in the passport photo requirements is dedicated to glasses.
When wearing glasses, the eyes must be fully visible in the photo, with neither the frame nor the lenses obscuring them in any way. Reflections in the glasses or on the frame should be minimized as much as possible.
If it is not possible to prevent disruptive reflections caused by the glasses, the glasses must be removed.
Only glasses that are worn all the time, such as prescription glasses, are allowed in passport photo. Reading glasses, safety glasses, 3D glasses, diving masks, welding glasses, ski goggles, and sunglasses are not permitted.
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