Passport Rank

Which passport gives you access to the world? Discover the most powerful passports in real time, based on the number of countries their holders can enter without a visa.

Whether you're planning your next move or simply curious about global mobility, this ranking reveals how far your passport can take you. Check the current passport rankings now and see where your country stands.

#	Country	Destinations
1	Singapore	193
2	Japan	190
3	South Korea	189
3	Denmark	189
3	Finland	189
3	France	189
3	Germany	189
3	Ireland	189
3	Italy	189
3	Spain	189
4	Austria	188
4	Belgium	188
4	Luxembourg	188
4	Netherlands	188
4	Norway	188
4	Portugal	188
4	Sweden	188
5	Greece	187
5	New Zealand	187
5	Switzerland	187
6	Australia	186
6	United Kingdom	186
7	Canada	185
7	Czechia	185
7	Hungary	185
7	Malta	185
7	Poland	185
8	Estonia	184
8	United Arab Emirates	184
9	Croatia	183
9	Latvia	183
9	Slovakia	183
9	Slovenia	183
9	United States	183
10	Iceland	182
10	Lithuania	182
11	Liechtenstein	181
11	Malaysia	181
12	Cyprus	178
13	Bulgaria	177
13	Monaco	177
13	Romania	177
14	Chile	175
15	Andorra	171
16	San Marino	170
17	Argentina	169
17	Brazil	169
17	Hong Kong (SAR China)	169
17	Israel	169
18	Brunei	164
19	Barbados	163
20	Bahamas	159
21	Mexico	158
22	Seychelles	156
22	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	156
22	Uruguay	156
23	St. Kitts and Nevis	155
24	Vatican City	154
25	Antigua and Barbuda	152
26	Mauritius	150
27	Costa Rica	149
27	Trinidad and Tobago	149
28	Panama	148
29	Grenada	147
29	Ukraine	147
30	St. Lucia	146
31	Paraguay	145
32	Dominica	144
32	Macao (SAR China)	144
33	Peru	142
34	Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)	139
35	Serbia	138
36	El Salvador	135
37	Guatemala	134
37	Solomon Islands	134
38	Colombia	132
38	Honduras	132
39	North Macedonia	129
39	Samoa	129
39	Tonga	129
40	Marshall Islands	128
40	Montenegro	128
41	Nicaragua	127
41	Tuvalu	127
42	Bosnia and Herzegovina	124
43	Georgia	123
43	Kiribati	123
43	Micronesia	123
43	Palau Islands	123
44	Albania	122
45	Moldova	121
46	Venezuela	119
47	Russian Federation	114
47	Türkiye	114
48	Qatar	111
49	South Africa	104
50	Belize	102
51	Kuwait	98
52	Timor-Leste	96
53	Ecuador	94
54	Maldives	93
55	Guyana	91
55	Vanuatu	91
56	Fiji	90
57	Jamaica	88
58	Bahrain	87
58	Nauru	87
59	Botswana	86
59	Papua New Guinea	86
59	Saudi Arabia	86
60	Oman	85
61	China	83
62	Belarus	81
63	Kazakhstan	80
63	Kosovo	80
63	Namibia	80
63	Thailand	80
64	Bolivia	78
64	Suriname	78
65	Lesotho	77
66	eSwatini	75
67	Dominican Republic	74
67	Malawi	74
67	Morocco	74
68	Indonesia	73
69	Kenya	72
70	Azerbaijan	71
70	Tanzania	71
70	The Gambia	71
71	Uganda	69
72	Zambia	68
73	Armenia	67
73	Benin	67
73	Cape Verde Islands	67
73	Ghana	67
73	Tunisia	67
74	Mongolia	65
74	Philippines	65
74	Sierra Leone	65
75	Rwanda	64
75	Zimbabwe	64
76	Kyrgyzstan	63
76	Mozambique	63
77	Uzbekistan	62
78	Sao Tome and Principe	61
79	Cuba	60
79	Togo	60
80	Burkina Faso	59
80	Cote d'Ivoire	59
80	Gabon	59
80	Madagascar	59
80	Senegal	59
81	India	58
81	Mauritania	58
82	Equatorial Guinea	57
82	Guinea	57
82	Niger	57
83	Algeria	56
83	Tajikistan	56
84	Mali	55
85	Guinea-Bissau	54
86	Cambodia	52
86	Central African Republic	52
86	Chad	52
86	Comoro Islands	52
86	Haiti	52
87	Bhutan	51
87	Jordan	51
87	Liberia	51
87	Vietnam	51
88	Egypt	50
89	Angola	49
89	Burundi	49
89	Cameroon	49
89	Congo (Rep.)	49
89	Turkmenistan	49
90	Djibouti	48
90	Laos	48
91	Ethiopia	46
92	Myanmar	45
92	Nigeria	45
93	Congo (Dem. Rep.)	44
93	Lebanon	44
94	South Sudan	43
95	Iran	42
95	Sri Lanka	42
95	Sudan	42
96	Eritrea	40
96	North Korea	40
97	Bangladesh	39
97	Libya	39
97	Palestinian Territory	39
98	Nepal	38
99	Somalia	33
100	Pakistan	32
100	Yemen	32
101	Iraq	30
102	Syria	27
103	Afghanistan	25

The difference between Passport Ranking and Passport Index

Passport ranking refers to the evaluation and classification of international passports based on their travel freedom — specifically, the number of countries a passport holder can enter without a visa. It offers a straightforward numerical assessment of a passport's strength in terms of visa-free or visa-on-arrival access.

In contrast, a passport index is a dynamic and comprehensive dataset built upon these rankings. It enables users to explore, compare, and analyze visa requirements for passports from around the world. The index serves as an essential tool for travelers seeking visa-free travel opportunities, as well as for journalists, researchers, and analysts who study global mobility trends and compare the relative power of passports globally.

Moreover, passport indices provide valuable insights for policymakers and tourism authorities, supporting data-driven decisions in international relations and travel facilitation strategies.

At HAYMAN-WOODWARD, we continuously monitor changes in global visa policies and international agreements to ensure that our Passport Index remains accurate and up to date. This ongoing oversight guarantees that our clients, partners, and stakeholders have access to the most reliable and current information available.