24 minutes agoBecause of Kosovo, Singapore moves to second place on the list of most powerful passports in the world
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Kosovo has become the cause of Singapore, which so far shared its first position with Japan as the states with the most powerful passports in the world, to rank second, writes https://visagoodide.world/. Singapore has joined Germany in second place, as Kosovo has recently established the visa regime for its citizens. [...]
Kosovo has become the cause of Singapore, which so far shared its first position with Japan as the states with the most powerful passports in the world, to rank second, writes https://visagoodide.world/. Singapore has joined Germany in second place, as Kosovo has recently established the visa regime for citizens of this state who previously did not need a visa to visit Kosovo.
The Henley passport index is a list that lists the most powerful passport in the world, listing as more powerful passports of states that do not need visas to enter other states, or that receive visas to reach the border.
Since Singapore and Japan took first place in February of 180 countries that their citizens could visit without visas, Germany was listed second with only one less state. But on the recently published list, the Japanese already have the right to enter visa-free in 189 states, again, the Syngaporians and Germans in 188.
While citizens of all three states can now visit from 8 more states than in February, the Syrians have lost the right to visit the state of Kosovo without visas.
Other countries with the most powerful passports in the world and the number of countries their citizens can visit without visas are as follows:
France, Italy, Sweden, Spain, South Korea
Norway, United Kingdom, Austria, Luxembourg, Holland, Portugal, U.S.A. 186
Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland, Ireland, Canada, 185
Kosovo at bottom of list
Kosovo takes 91st place among 100 state positions with the most powerful passports in the world writes viaguide. The world. Kosovo citizens can visit only 44 visa-free states, including neighbouring states like Albania, Montenegro, Serbia and Macedonia.
And some of the Balkan countries rank the following:
Croatia and Bulgaria rank 16th, since their citizens can visit 169 states without having a visa
Serbia in 36th country whose citizens can visit 130 visa-free states
Macedonia takes 41st place whose citizens have access to 125 visa-free countries
Montenegro ranks 43rd, after Montenegrin citizens can visit 123 countries without visas
Albania at 48th, whose citizens can visit 114 visa-free states
The most helpless passports in the world have Iraq and Afghanistan, whose citizens can visit only 30 states without visas.
