US passport drops from top 10, tied 12th with Malaysia; Singapore leads Henley Passport Index with visa-free access to 193 countries.

Le PASSEPORT CAMEROUNAIS enregistre une progression notable dans l'édition 2025 du classement Henley, référence mondiale en matière de liberté de voyage. Le pay...

De Henley Passport Index toont opnieuw hoe groot de verschillen in reismogelijkheden wereldwijd zijn. Singapore voert de lijst van sterkste paspoorten aan: inwoners kunnen zonder visum naar 193 landen en gebieden reizen. Japan en Zuid-Korea volgen op korte afstand met toegang tot 190 bestemmingen. Wie zich afvroeg hoe sterk het Belgische paspoort nu precies is, […] The post Dit zijn de sterkste paspoorten ter wereld appeared first on Newsmonkey.

Key takeaways De Henley Passport Index onthult aanzienlijke verschillen in vrijheid van reizen over de hele wereld. Singapore heeft het krachtigste paspoort en geeft zijn burgers visumvrije toegang tot maar liefst 193 landen en gebieden. Japan en Zuid-Korea volgen op de voet met toegang tot 190 bestemmingen. Krachtigste paspoorten Landen van de Europese Unie zoals […]

Principaux renseignements Le Henley Passport Index révèle d’importantes disparités en matière de liberté de circulation dans le monde. Singapour possède le passeport le plus puissant, accordant à ses citoyens un accès sans visa à un nombre impressionnant de 193 pays et territoires. Le Japon et la Corée du Sud suivent de près avec un accès […]

The Canadian passport has once again proven its value in international travel. According to the Henley Passport Index released in July 2025, Canada ranks 8th globally, offering visa-free access to 184...

Prema najnovijoj ljestvici Henley Passport Indexa za 2025. godinu, Singapur zadržava prvo mjesto s [...]

[Namibian] Namibia's passport has been ranked 63rd globally in the 2025 Henley & Partners Passport Index, granting holders visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 80 destinations.

Namibia’s passport has been ranked 63rd globally in the 2025 Henley & Partners Passport Index, granting holders visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 80 destinations. The index ranks passports based on the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa. Namibia’s 2025 ranking marks a slight improvement from last year, when it placed 65th, although the number of accessible destinations remains unchanged. Despite the modest rise, Namibia’s passport continues to outperform several of its regional counterparts. Angola ranks 87th with access to just 49 countries, while Zambia sits at 70th with a score of 68. However, some neighbours have surpassed Namibia. South Africa holds 50th place with 104 visa-free destinations, while Botswana is ranked 60th with access to 86 countries. The strongest African passport remains that of Seychelles, which holds 23rd place globally, offering visa-free access to 156 destinations. Globally, Singapore leads the index with the most powerful passport, allowing entry to 193 destinations without a prior visa. It is followed closely by Japan and South Korea, each with access to 190 countries. At the bottom of the rankings, Afghanistan holds the weakest passport in the world, coming in at 101st with access to only 25 countries. Syria (100th) and Iraq (99th) follow closely with visa-free scores of 27 and 30 respectively. The Henley Passport Index is widely regarded as a benchmark for global mobility, based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association. The post Namibian passport moves up in global ranking appeared first on The Namibian.