Passport Index – How much power does your passport have?
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Passport Index – How much power does your passport have?
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#2Unsurprisingly, the Swiss passport is the one with the most interesting and visually pleasing design.
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#3Would be nice if it also listed the countries that you could travel to.
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#4Doesn't look like the information on that site is correct. Or at least, it disagrees with https://www.henleyglobal.com/international-visa-restrictions...
The differences are quite striking, the US isn't even in the top 10.
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#5What if you have two passports, what's your cumulative passport power? Or a passport from one country and lassiez passer from another?
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#6This seems to only consider the number of countries one can travel to without a visa as a tourist. So it doesn't consider the ability to move to or work/study at another country.
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#7Doesn't take much into consideration. E.G, look at where the UAE passport is ranked. A fresh graduate working in Abu Dhabi earns 60k+ a year, gets a free piece of land and a $400,000 loan interest free to build a house on that piece of land.
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#8This seems to only consider the number of countries one can travel to without a visa as a tourist. So it doesn't consider the ability to move to or work/study at another country.
Or indeed the countries that flat out ban you from visiting them if you travel on certain passports, which is going to be much more of a problem for Israelis than, say, Brazilians, even if this index indicates other countries are less strict on visa terms for Israelis than Brazilians.
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#9Would be nice if it also listed the countries that you could travel to.
there's always wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Visa_requirements
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#10Not particularly interesting, but now I'm curious what one country makes the difference between South Korea, Germany and France, at 145, and Italy and Sweden at 144.