Not Japan or the US, this is the most powerful passport in the world in 2024

26/12/2024

Recently, the prestigious passport ranking site Henley Passport Index announced its annual passport ranking. Not Japan, Singapore or the US, the ranking of the world's most powerful passport in 2024 belongs to a Middle Eastern country.

The prestigious Henley Passport Index ranks the power of each country's passport based on the number of countries/territories that the passport holder can enter without a visa.

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Owning a United Arab Emirates (UAE) passport in 2024 means you have the key to open the door to more than 133 countries in the world without a visa, along with the opportunity to get a visa on arrival in 47 other countries. The most powerful "passport" in the world in 2024 clearly demonstrates the strong development of the country and also gives UAE people privileges that many people dream of, such as freedom to travel, explore culture and enjoy life everywhere in the world.

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Công dân của UAE (Các Tiểu vương quốc Arập thống nhất) đang nắm trong tay tấm hộ chiếu quyền lực nhất toàn cầu, giúp họ dễ dàng di chuyển tới 180 quốc gia và vùng lãnh thổ trên thế giới

Citizens of the UAE (United Arab Emirates) hold the most powerful passport in the world, allowing them to easily travel to 180 countries and territories around the world.

Europe continues to claim the title of the world’s most powerful passport continent in 2024, with 19 of the top 20 countries. Competition between European countries is fierce, leading to notable changes in the rankings. Spain has overtaken Germany to take second place, while Finland has made a leap to third place, surpassing both France and Belgium.

The most powerful "pass" in the world in 2024

The year 2024 will see a significant change in the world’s most powerful passport rankings, especially for the two traditional powers, the UK and the US. The UK has dropped 10 places to 32nd place, while the US has fallen even further to 38th place. This decline may be related to internal political turmoil and restrictive immigration policies of both countries. As a result, British and American citizens will have more difficulty obtaining visas and traveling freely to other countries, which will not only affect their travel experience but also cause inconveniences in work and study.

Meanwhile, China's passport ranked 110th in the power index, according to the Daily Mail. South Korea's passport is the most powerful in Asia, although it dropped from 17th to 21st compared to last year's ranking. Japan (25th) and Singapore (30th) are the next most powerful Asian passports.

Khanh Linh Source: Synthesis
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