This country has most powerful passport

This country now has the most powerful passport in the world
In second place is Japan, whose passport now provides access to 193 destinations. This marks a significant recovery for Japan after regaining visa-free access to neighbouring Chin
Singapore passport ranks as world's most powerful again, beating Japan
Whether it's jetting off for a trip across the globe or a short getaway nearby, Singaporeans enjoy the luxury of travelling without much worry about getting a visa, thanks to the strength of our passport.
This country has the most powerful passport: See where the US ranks
These countries have the most powerful passports in the world in 2025, according to a new ranking. Here's where the US ranks.
U.S. Drops To No. 9 In World’s Most Powerful Passport Index
In the past decade, only the Venezuelan passport has lost more power than the American blue book. Experts say an America First posture has eroded global mobility for US citizens.
Henley Passport Index 2025: Singapore tops the rankings as Indian passport drops 5 spots
Singapore tops the Henley Passport Index 2025 with access to 195 destinations, while India's passport drops to 85th, offering visa-free access to 57 countries.
India’s passport ranking drops to 85 among 199 countries
In the 2025 index, India shared the 85th spot with Equatorial Guinea and Niger. Among India’s neighbours, Pakistan stood at 103, which was a drop from its rank of 101 in 2024, and Bangladesh was at 100. It was 97 in 2024.
The world’s most powerful passports for 2025
There’s new year cheer for Singapore as it reclaims its place at the top of a quarterly ranking of the world’s most powerful passports. Holders of this desirable red travel document enjoy visa-free access to 195 out of 227 destinations worldwide,
The world's most powerful passport has a clear winner this year — in 2024 it was a six-way tie
Singapore has the most powerful passport, according to the 2025 Henley Passport Index. The nation-state was part of a six-way tie in the 2024 ranking.
The World’s Most Powerful Passports In 2025, According To Henley Index
Dive into the latest Henley Index ranking the world’s most powerful passports. While it’s good news for many Asian countries, the U.S. continues its slide downwards.
The World’s Most Powerful Passports 2025: These 2 Countries See the Biggest Decline
The once-mighty US and UK passports have taken a notable hit in the 2025 Henley Passport Index rankings. The US, now placed at the 9th position with visa-free access to 186 destinations, marks its lowest ranking in decades.
Israeli passport ranks as 19th most powerful passport
Israeli passport holders are able to travel to 170 countries without a visa, with some destinations requiring a visa on arrival or an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA).
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Singapore has the world's strongest passport, Japan and South Korea follow
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My girlfriend made a simple passport mistake before our trip to Japan so I did the unthinkable... and now she's mad at me
A young man has told of how he spontaneously travelled to Japan without his girlfriend after she missed her flight due to a simple passport mistake. The US couple were travelling interstate to ...
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Qatar moves up six places in global ranking of passports
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India drops to 85th in Henley Passport Index, Singapore tops global list
India's ranking has dropped by five points to 85 this year in a global passport index, topped by Singapore for the second ...
Child can’t be denied fundamental right to a passport due to disputes between parents: HC
Bombay High Court ruled that a child's right to travel cannot be denied due to parental disputes, ordering a passport for a 16-year-old selected for a program in Japan.