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Singapore has the strongest passport in the world – again, according to the latest Passport Henley Passport index.
The ranking, published on Tuesday, shows that a small nation -state that keeps first in the index, after it broke a six -head tie to recognize earlier this year.
In 2024 Singapore shared the highest rating With Japan, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.
The latest rating shows Japan and South Korea, related to the second place, and others would be the candidates # 1, related to Denmark, Finland and Ireland.
Henley Passport Index is a widely executed Global Passport Rating, which estimates the power of the passport by one metric – the number of directions can visit without requiring a visa. The index occupies the countries in accordance with the data presented by the International Air Transport Association, the statement said.
Rating focused mainly on the simplicity of travel, while the other rating is carefully monitored Travel CNBC. Passport Nomad Passport indexPassports were included in five criteria, including taxation, and more focused on global citizenship.
Henley’s latest rating shows that the US passport slips on the 10th place from the 9th. The UK passport also went on the list, landing in sixth, showed that it showed. According to Henley & Partners.
“In particular, the US is now leaving the top 10 for the first time in the 20-year index history,” the company said.
The best 10 list presents the rating, mainly prevailing European countries, but heads three key Asian economies:
1 Singapore
2. Japan
2. South Korea
3. Denmark
3. Finland
3. France
3. Germany
3. Ireland
3. Italy
3. Spain
4. Austria
4. Belgium
4. Luxembourg
4. The Netherlands
4. Norway
4. Portugal
4. Sweden
5. Greece
5. New Zealand
5. Switzerland
6. UK
7. Australia
7. Czech Republic
7. Hungary
7. Malta
7. Poland
8. Canada
8. Estonia
8. United Arab Emirates
9. Croatia
9. Latvia
9. Slovakia
9. Slovenia
10. Iceland
10. Lithuania
10. The United States
Singapores can access 193 countries without requiring a visa, while the 10th place countries can access 182, the rating reports.
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Over the past six months, India’s passport jumped more than any country, increasing to 77th from the 85th According to Henley & Partners.
The rating analysis over the last decade has shown that the UAE has increased by 34 places in the ranking, the company reports. At this time, it is the only “big ridd” that broke into the top -10, the report said.
Over the last 10 years, China has also grown by 34 spots that it is called “especially impressive”, given that China is not without visa access to Schengin in Europe.
The company stated that the passport in Afghanistan remained in the last place on this list, providing only a visa access to only 25 countries, the company reports.
