Holders of Singapore passports may go to 192 out of 227 destinations around the globe without a visa
SINGAPORE: The Henley Passport Index, released on Tuesday , shows that Singapore has ousted Japan and is now the most powerful passport in the world.. Japan, which used to be in first place, is now in third, tied with Austria, Finland, France, Luxembourg, South Korea, and Sweden, whose passport holders may go to 189 destinations visa-free.
In second place are Germany, Italy, and Spain, whose passport holders may go to 190 destinations across the world without a visa.Singapore has fared extremely well compared to other South East Asian nations, although Malaysia passport holders, tied in 11th place with Liechtenstein and Cyprus, may visit 180 destinations.
Thailand is in 64th place, along with Belarus and Lesotho , Indonesia is tied with Tanzania in 69th place , and the Philippines is in 74th place , tied with Armenia and Cape Verde Islands.
The UK and the US jointly held first place on the index nearly 10 years ago in 2014 but have been on a downward trajectory ever since. Afghanistan remains entrenched at the bottom of the
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