World Passport Ranking: indian Passports Down 2 Places..!?

In the passport ranking of powerful countries in the world, India's passport has fallen 2 places behind where it was in 2022. According to the Henle Passport Index, the indian passport, which was at the 83rd position in 2022, has now fallen to the 85th position. japan is one of the most powerful passport holders in the world. It is worth noting that Japanese citizens can visit 193 countries worldwide without a visa. As far as india is concerned, indians can visit only 59 countries out of 193 countries without a visa. Or you can go without a visa and get a visa after visiting those countries. In 2nd place are singapore and South Korea. germany and spain are joint 3rd.
Henle and Partners said in a statement:

Holders of a Japanese passport can travel to 193 countries without a visa 227 countries worldwide. Following that, citizens of south korea and singapore can visit 192 countries without a visa or get a visa on arrival. Spanish and German nationals can travel visa-free to 190 countries and obtain visas there. UK visa is ranked 6th and the US visa is ranked 7th. british citizens can travel to 187 countries without a visa, and American citizens can travel to 186 countries without a visa.
Afghanistan has the worst visa regime in the world. Only 6 percent of the world's passports allow visa-free travel to more than 70 percent of the global economy. Of the 227 countries, 4 out of 5 countries can travel without a visa to 17 percent of the countries passport holders.Being the 5th largest economy in the world, india is ranked 85th in the passport ranking. indian citizens can travel visa-free to 59 countries with their passports and obtain visas there. Countries around the world have lifted restrictions on international travel following the spread of the coronavirus and economic stagnation. Thus, the number of passengers will increase in the coming years.
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Sowmiya Sriram

11/01/2023 02:41 PM