For the first time in five years, Japan no longer has the world's most powerful passport
For the first time in five years, Japan no longer has the world's most powerful passport.
In a new global ranking, Singapore takes the top spot, with its citizens able to visit 192 countries out of 227 visa-free.
Germany, Italy and Spain move up into second place, with visa-free access to 190 destinations. Japan has been bumped into third place, website a slot it occupies with six other nations - Austria, Finland, France, Luxembourg, South Korea, and Sweden. Citizens of these countries can all visit 189 destinations without a prior visa.
The UK, meanwhile, after sliding down the table over the previous six years, has jumped up two places to fourth place, a position it last held in 2017. Its citizens - along with those from Ireland, Denmark and the Netherlands - can visit 188 countries visa-free.
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In a new global ranking, Singapore takes the top spot, with its citizens able to visit 192 countries out of 227 visa-free.
Germany, Italy and Spain move up into second place, with visa-free access to 190 destinations. Japan has been bumped into third place, website a slot it occupies with six other nations - Austria, Finland, France, Luxembourg, South Korea, and Sweden. Citizens of these countries can all visit 189 destinations without a prior visa.
The UK, meanwhile, after sliding down the table over the previous six years, has jumped up two places to fourth place, a position it last held in 2017. Its citizens - along with those from Ireland, Denmark and the Netherlands - can visit 188 countries visa-free.
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