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Document upload limits by portal: file size and type

Government and visa portals set their own limits for the files you upload. These are the ones we have read on official pages. Always check the limit shown in your own application, because portals change them.

CountryPortalFile typesLimitSource
United KingdomUKVI: uploading evidence as part of your visa applicationPhotos: PNG, JPG, JPEG. Scans: PDF, PNG, JPG, JPEGThe GOV.UK guidance page does not state a size limitOfficial page
United StatesUSCIS online filingPDF, JPG, JPEG (TIF/TIFF for some forms)12 MB per fileOfficial page
CanadaIRCC online accountsVaries by account: JPG, PNG, TIFF, PDF, and DOC/DOCX in mostPer file: 4 MB (secure account, online citizenship, asylum portal, PR portal), 5 MB (IRCC Portal)Official page
AustraliaImmiAccount: attach documentsIncludes PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC/DOCX, XLS/XLSX (list taken from an excerpt)5 MB per file (from an excerpt of the official page)Official excerpt only
GermanyConsular Services Portal (digital.diplo.de)PDF, JPG/JPEG10 MB and 50 pages per file (from an excerpt of the FAQ)Official excerpt only
NetherlandsIND: uploading documentsPDF (without password protection), JPGUnder 8 MB per file, 40 MB in totalOfficial page
IndiaIndian e-Visa: photo and passport pagePhoto: JPEG. Passport page and supporting document: PDFPhoto 10 KB to 1 MB; PDF 10 KB to 300 KB (the page states 1 KB = 1,024 bytes)Official page
IndiaOCI online applicationJPEG / JPG200 KB per image (photograph and signature)Official page
SingaporeICA e-Services: photo uploadJPG, JPEG, HEIC, HEIF, PNG8 MBOfficial page
SingaporeMOM work pass application: document uploadJPG, PNG, PDF2 MB per fileOfficial page

Need to get under a limit? Use compress image to a target size, or read how to reduce a scan for a visa upload.

Frequently asked questions

Why do upload limits differ between sources?
Portals change their limits, and third-party sites often repeat old ones. This page lists only what we read on the official page, and marks limits we could only see in an excerpt.
Is 5 MB 5,000,000 or 5,242,880 bytes?
Portals rarely say. Aim about 10% under the stated limit so either reading passes.

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