Which Countries have most powerful Passports?
Japan has thumped Singapore off best spot on the rundown of the world’s most dominant international ID, as indicated by new research, while the UK has slipped again to eleventh.
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The positioning by Henley and Partners, citizenship and arranging firm, considers what number of nations can be visited without applying for a visa. Japanese natives can venture out to a record 190 out of a conceivable 218, having as of late picked up sans visa access to Myanmar, while Singaporeans can visit 189 and Britons 186.
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So, Japan and Singapore are the top most countries having the powerful passport for their citizens.
Japan and Singapore had recently been neck and neck – both on 189 – following a visa-exception from Uzbekistan, with Germany in third. Iran and Afghanistan keep on holding the base spot, with just 30 goals available without a visa to their nationals.
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Neither the UK or US, both with 186 nations, have accessed any new locales since the beginning of the year, while without visa travel among Asian nations has taken off on account of up to 40 visa-waiver assent-ions marked by governments in 2018.
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“It appears to be progressively improbable that the US and the UK will recover the main spot they together held in 2015,” the report said.
List of The world’s most powerful passports (2019)
Rank | Country Name | No. of Countries |
1 | Japan | 190 |
2 | Singapore | 189 |
3 | South Korea | 189 |
4 | France | 188 |
5 | Germany | 188 |
6 | Denmark | 187 |
7 | Finland | 187 |
8 | Italy | 187 |
9 | Sweden | 187 |
10 | Spain | 186 |
11 | Luxembourg | 186 |
12 | UK | 185 |
13 | Netherlands | 185 |
14 | Austria | 185 |
15 | US | 185 |
So, here is the list of top 15 countries having the most powerful passport in the world. Where’s your country standing in the passport race ?
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