Washington: The list of the world’s most powerful and weakest passports has been released, with Pakistan ranking fourth among the weakest passports.
According to news agencies, Henley & Partners has issued its passport index for the first three months of 2024, in which six countries jointly hold the position of number one.
Japan, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and Singapore jointly hold the first position in the list of powerful passports in the Henley Passport index for January to March, allowing them visa-free travel to 194 countries worldwide.
Similarly, South Korea, Finland, and Sweden secured the second position, allowing visa-free travel to 193 countries. Denmark, Ireland, Austria, and the Netherlands are at the third position, with their passports enabling travel to 192 countries. The United Kingdom, Belgium, Norway, Luxembourg, and Portugal hold the fourth position, with their passports allowing visa-free travel to 191 countries.
According to the list, Greece, Malta, and Switzerland are in the fifth position, with their passports granting visa-free entry to 190 countries. Afghanistan holds the first position in the list of the weakest passports, followed by Syria in the second position, Iraq in the third position, and Pakistan in the fourth position among the weakest passports.
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