10 minutes agoKosovo passport power at 99th global level
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)These data are published in the Henley passport index, which makes the original burden of authority of each of the 199 passports of various countries in the world. Japan's most powerful passport in the world, followed by Singapore and South Korea, while the weakest is Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria. [...]
Japan's most powerful passport in the world, followed by Singapore and South Korea, while the weakest is Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
These data are published in the Henley passport index, which makes the original burden of authority of each of the 199 passports of various countries in the world, RTKlive reports.
This, based on the number of destinations in which the owner of a country passport can enter without having to get a visa in advance.
As for passports from the countries of the former Yugoslavia, the strongest global passports are Slovenia's in 11th place, while Croatia's in 18th.
Now these two states are part of the European Union and NATO.
On the other hand, in terms of six Western Balkan states, Serbia's passport is the first in 37th place, RTKlive reports.
After this state, the most powerful passports from the region are those of northern Macedonia and Montenegro in 46th place, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 51st, Albania, in 52nd, while Kosovo's is last in 99th place.
Serbia's passport in 37th place and its owner has visa-free access to 137 countries in the world.
The North Macedonia passport in 46th place and its owner has visa-free access to 126 countries in the world.
Montenegro's passport in 46th place and its owner has visa-free access to 124 countries in the world.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's passport at 51st place and its owner has visa access to 118 countries in the world.
Albania's passport in 52nd place and its owner has visa-free access to 115 countries in the world.
Kosovo's passport in 99th country and its owner has visa-free access to 41 countries in the world.
For power, Kosovo's passport is ahead of Lebanon and behind Sudan's.
Albania's, in its power, is behind Russia and behind Georgia's passport.
Serbia's passport for power is behind Paraguay's passport and in front of Peru.
The North Macedonia passport lies behind that of Tuvalu and before Montenegro.
Montenegro's passport to power lies behind North Macedonia and prior to Kiribati's.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's passport is located behind the Palau Islands and prior to Minnesota.
Radhit is based on exclusive data collected by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) ) the largest, most accurate travel information database.
