How powerful is your passport?
ID, passport or visa? Each country has different requirements and each passport opens more or fewer doors.
The Passport Index 2019 , prepared by the consultancy Henley & Partners , reveals **the ranking of passport power** and global mobility, based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
A) Yes, Japan and Singapore share the first position, being the most powerful passports in the world and opening the doors of 189 countries without the need for a visa.
Second are placed South Korea, Finland and Germany , whose citizens can access 187 destinations around the world without a visa.
Denmark, Italy and Luxembourg They occupy the third position in the ranking, being able to access 186 countries without the need for a visa.
ID, passport or visa? What do you need to travel to your next destination?
THE SPANISH PASSPORT, THE FOURTH MOST POWERFUL IN THE WORLD
France, Spain and Sweden are placed in fourth position in the world ranking, because with their passport you can access 185 countries without a visa.
follow him in Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland (in fifth position) ; Norway, United Kingdom, United States, Belgium, Canada, Greece and Ireland (in sixth position) ; Y malt (seventh.
In ninth position we find the states of Austalia, Iceland, New Zealand and Lithuania ; and in tenth position Latvia, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Chili It has the most powerful passport in Latin America and is placed at number 14.
Japan and Singapore occupy the first position in the ranking
THE LEAST POWERFUL PASSPORTS
The last positions in the ranking are occupied by Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan , whose passports allow visa-free access to 29, 27 and 25 countries respectively.
The European Union country with the least powerful passport is Croatia , whose inhabitants can access 167 destinations without a visa.
Spain has the fourth most powerful passport in the world
THE HENLEY PASSPORT INDEX
The Henley & Partners Passport Index is the original ranking of all passports in the world according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a visa.
This ranking is based on exclusive data from the **International Air Transport Association (IATA)**, which maintains the largest and most accurate travel database in the world.
With expert commentary and historical data spanning 14 years , the Henley Passport Index is an invaluable resource for global citizens and the standard reference tool for governments in this field.
Click on the map and discover how many countries you can travel to without a visa!
TO CONQUER THE WORLD!
The tool developed by Henley & Partners also allows see on a map the countries you can access with your passport without the need for a visa and those that do require a visa.
You can also ** compare your passport with those of other countries ** and even see how to improve your situation in case you had an additional passport.
And what would be the combination that would give us access to all the countries of the world without the need for a visa? We have her! And it is made up of 14 passports: Azerbaijan, Republic of Congo, Maldives, Singapore, Syria, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uganda, United States, Vanuatu, Afghanistan, Mali, Angola, and North Korea.
In any case, from Henley they point out that "the minimum number of passports that give visa-free access to everyone is set at 14 but there are multiple combinations . The above combination is just one of the possibilities.”