Power Passport 2020: Japan leads, Vietnam ranked 88/107
Global resident and resident consultancy firm Henley & Partners has just released the passport list (Henley Passport Index) in 2020. According to this ranking, Vietnam passport ranked 88th , up 2 places compared to the table. The fourth quarter of 2019. Vietnamese citizens are exempt from visa for 54 countries and territories upon entry.
The most powerful Japanese passport in the world.(Photo: CNN).
In Southeast Asia, Cambodian passports are the same as Vietnam. Meanwhile, Singapore ranked second ; Malaysia ranked 13th; Brunei 23rd; Thailand in position 65; Indonesia ranked 72; Philippines ranked 76th; Laos is at 92; Myanmar ranked 94.
Number one ranking of power passports belongs to Japan. Citizens of this country can enter 191 countries without applying for a visa.German and Korean passports are in the same position 3 with 189 visa-free places.
4th place is the passport of Finland and Italy . In position 5 include passports of Denmark, Luxembourg and Spain . At the bottom of the table are Afghanistan's passport (107th) and Iraq (106th). Citizens of these two countries are granted visa-free entry to 26 and 28 countries and territories respectively.
Henley & Partners' rankings are based on data from the IATA International Air Transport Association.
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