How Much Is a Passport Photograph in Nigeria?

Shutteris passport photo prices in Abuja

At Shutteris, the current published passport and visa photo options start from ₦5,000, with higher options at ₦7,500 and ₦10,000 depending on the selected package. Visit the Passport & Visa Photos page or the main pricing page for the latest details.

These are Shutteris prices in Abuja, not a claim about a single nationwide market price. Photography prices vary between providers and by the service requested.

Why passport-photo prices differ

Cost can vary based on the number of printed copies, whether a digital file is required, the background or specification needed, and whether the request is for a passport, visa, ID card or another official application.

If an embassy, immigration authority, school or employer has supplied a specification, bring it with you or share it before the photo is prepared.

Do not assume every application uses the same specification

Different countries and application systems can require different dimensions, background rules or digital-file requirements. Shutteris can prepare the photograph to the specification you provide, but customers should confirm the current official requirement for their own application.

Where to take passport photos in Abuja

Shutteris operates its main photography studio in Garki 2 and a secondary location in Utako/Mabushi. Our Abuja location pages also help customers from Maitama, Asokoro, Wuse, Wuse 2, Jabi, Gwarinpa, Kubwa and other districts plan the most convenient route to a Shutteris studio.

What to bring

Bring the correct application specification if you have one, and allow enough time to review your image before printing or preparing the digital file. For time-sensitive applications, confirm availability before travelling.

Need more than passport photos?

You can also book professional headshots, graduation photography, family portraits, personal branding and other studio services during a separate session. Passport photography remains a quick, specification-led service rather than a full portrait session.

Printed copies and digital files serve different needs

Some applications require printed photographs, while others ask for a digital upload. If you need both, say so before the order is prepared. A digital file may need to meet a specific crop, background or file-size requirement supplied by the organisation receiving it.

Keep an untouched copy of the final file where possible. Re-saving, screenshotting or sending a photograph through an app that compresses images can reduce quality or alter dimensions.

Plan for children and families

For a child’s passport or visa photograph, allow a little extra time so the image can be made calmly. If several family members need official photos, tell the studio in advance so the visit can be organised efficiently.

Official-photo requirements focus on compliance rather than creative styling. Wear something comfortable, keep the face clearly visible and follow the specific instructions for the application you are making.