Ranking of the most powerful passports: where does Argentina fit on the list?

Japan is the country with the best passport in the world: the credit allows you to enter without a permit before the 193 or, if necessary, to obtain them on arrival. This is reported by the international consulting firm Henley and partners, famous around the world for the annual ranking of the most powerful passports in the world.

The list analyzes the facilities that holders of different passports will need travel the world in a post-pandemic context. The ranking does not include the various restrictions in each of the countries due to the coronavirus. Keep in mind that the analysis was performed in July 2020. the Henley Passport Index It is carried out on the basis of the study of data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

Singapore remained in second position compared to last year in the global mobility spectrum of destinations in the world. Thus, this document currently allows entry into 192 countries while Germany and South Korea share third place with 191 places which you can enter without restrictions.

In the top five there are many European countries such as Italy, Spain, Finland, Austria and Denmark, among others. In seventh place, the passports of The United States and the United Kingdom are allowed to enter 187 countries.

Meanwhile, in the Latin American region Chile is the country with the most powerful document: in position fourteen, it allows entry into 175 countries without a visa. Three places below appear Argentina and Brazil which can travel to 171 destinations without prior procedures. In 23rd place is Mexico, which admits entry into 159 nations. The Uruguayan passport, located in position 26, opens the doors to 154 countries. Venezuela occupies 40th position with 130 destinations followed by Colombia in 41st place – which it shares with Tonga – which admit entry at 129

Afghanistan is in last place – 110 – with only permission to enter 26 countries without a visa. In 109th place, Iraq with 28; the Syrian passport is located at 108 with the freedom to enter 29 countries. Pakistan is ranked 107th with 32 while Yemen surpasses it with 33. Kuwait and Qatar in 96th place are the first two countries to go from three to double digits with destinations they can access without formalities.

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