Which Passport is the Strongest in the World in 2024?

Source: OT-Team(G)，VisaGuide

  VisaGuide, a global visa information platform, has released its latest ranking of the world's most powerful passports for December 2024. 

  The rankings evaluate passports based on factors like visa-free access, global mobility, and diplomatic relations. 

• Key changes in the rankings of the top 5 strongest passports for 2024

1.Singapore – 91.27

  Singapore maintains its position as the world's strongest passport, scoring 91.27. The Singaporean passport offers its holders extensive global mobility, allowing visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 190 countries. Singapore was ranked 2nd last year but has reclaimed the top spot in 2024.

2.Finland – 90.88

  Finland has seen a dramatic rise in the rankings, moving from 7th place in 2023 to 2nd place this year with a score of 90.88. This increase reflects Finland's strengthening international ties and greater travel freedom.

3.Spain – 90.87

  Spain's passport, with a score of 90.87, drops one place from 2nd last year to 3rd in 2024. Despite the slight decline, Spain remains a top contender, offering substantial visa-free access across the world, particularly within the EU.

4.Denmark – 90.63

  Denmark's passport makes a significant leap, rising from 10th place in 2023 to 4th this year, with a score of 90.63. This shift is largely due to Denmark's expanding diplomatic influence and enhanced global mobility.

5.Italy – 90.58

  Italy holds its position in the top five, ranking 5th with a score of 90.58. Italy's passport offers broad access, especially within the European Union and to other major destinations around the world. However, Italy has dropped from 4th place in 2023.

• The list of the top 50 passports ranked by score

• About VisaGuide

  VisaGuide.World assesses the power of passports from 199 countries on a quarterly basis, taking into account various factors including visa-free access, eVisas, global mobility, and diplomatic relations. The platform also incorporates a Destination Significance Score that factors in a country's GDP, Power Index, Tourism Index, and Human Development Index to assess a passport's global significance.