Taiwan ranked 32nd with the strongest passport in the world while Philippines is at 76th according to British consultancy firm Henley and Partners.
The Philippines has moved up a notch in the world’s most powerful passport ranking. Filipinos are now allowed to travel to 67 destinations visa-free, placing the country at the 76th spot in the global ranking.
The firm ranks 199 passports in terms of the number of countries their holders can enter without prior visa approval, based on data provided by the Air Transport Association (ATA).
Japan retained the top spot for the third year, second place was Singapore, followed by South Korea, Germany, Italy, Finland, Spain, Luxembourg, Denmark, and Sweden, to round out the top 10.
Henley & Partners is the global leader in residence and citizenship planning. The firm has been involved in strategic consulting and the design, set-up, and operation of the world’s most successful residence and citizenship programs.
The Philippines has moved up a notch in the world’s most powerful passport ranking. Filipinos are now allowed to travel to 67 destinations visa-free, placing the country at the 76th spot in the global ranking.
The firm ranks 199 passports in terms of the number of countries their holders can enter without prior visa approval, based on data provided by the Air Transport Association (ATA).
Japan retained the top spot for the third year, second place was Singapore, followed by South Korea, Germany, Italy, Finland, Spain, Luxembourg, Denmark, and Sweden, to round out the top 10.
Henley & Partners is the global leader in residence and citizenship planning. The firm has been involved in strategic consulting and the design, set-up, and operation of the world’s most successful residence and citizenship programs.
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