We have gotten the world’s 10 best passports in 2021 from the Henley & Partners’ investigation. Which is the world’s best passports 2021? For the specialized firm, Henley & Partners, the strongest document this is Japan’s.
Every year, Henley & Partners ranks the most complete passports. In their analysis, the specialists compare all the passports in the world. The first element that they take into account is the amount of countries in which you can enter, without needing to apply for a visa, just presenting your passport. The result was overwhelming: it’s possible to travel with a Japanese passport, without previously obtaining a visa, to 193 countries.
So, in the list of the world’s 10 best passports, Japan kept the first place that it achieved last year. Nonetheless, the Japanese improved, because they passed from 191 to 193 territories for which there’s no need for a visa. Singapore returned to second place, This Asian country went from 190 to 192 destinations without a visa. Germany and South Korea tied for third place. The citizens from both countries can freely enter 191 countries.
The best Latin American passports
Latin America’s best passport is Chile’s, according to Henley & Partners. Globally, it occupies 14th place. The Chilenos can travel to 175 destinations, with requesting a visa. Next are Brazil and Argentina. These countries share 17 place in the world. Their citizens have the right to enter, without a visa, 171 territories.
Mexico comes next, located in the 23 seat of the ranking. The Mexicans don’t need a visa for 159 countries. Uruguay closes the group of the five best Latin American passports. The Uruguayans can move without a visa to 154 territories.
The worst passports in the world
The world’s worst 3 passports in 2021 are the same ones as 2020. Syria occupies 108th place. Its citizens can only enter 29 territories without asking for a visa. Iraq is a step behind them, with Afghanistan closing the ranking. The Afghanis can only enter 26 nations without a visa.
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