Can I take my ID card if I have dyed red hair?

Can ID cards be photographed with dyed red hair

ID cards cannot be photographed with dyed red hair

In our country, the Resident Identity Card Law does not regulate the photographing of ID cards. Special provisions are made for ID card photos, which only require residents to maintain a true, clear, complete, and natural look when taking ID photos, and there are no requirements such as heavy makeup or fancy clothes. Therefore, people with dyed red hair can have their ID cards photographed.

However, it should be noted that when taking ID photos, the original color of the hair must be maintained, and chemicals such as hair dye cannot be used to change the color of the hair. If your hair has been dyed red, you need to restore it to its original color before shooting.

In addition, in order to take better ID photos, it is recommended to make preparations before taking the photo, such as keeping a neat appearance, wearing appropriate clothes, etc. During the shooting process, you must cooperate with the photographer's instructions and maintain a natural and dignified look and posture.

In summary:

People with dyed red hair can have their ID cards photographed, but they must keep their hair in its original color. In order to take better ID photos, it is recommended to prepare well before shooting and cooperate with the photographer's instructions.

Legal basis:

"Resident Identity Card Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 3 The items registered in the resident ID card include: name, gender, ethnicity, date of birth, Residential address, citizen identity number, personal photo, fingerprint information, certificate validity period and issuing authority. The citizen identity number is a unique and lifelong identity code for each citizen. It is compiled by the public security organs in accordance with the national standards for citizen identity numbers. Citizens who apply to receive, renew or replace their resident identity cards must register their fingerprint information.