Pakistan was ranked 94th in passport strength, which is shared with Somalia. On the other hand, UAE has topped the list.
Arton Capital’s list states that a Pakistani passport is valid for travel to 44 countries without the need for a visa.
Below Pakistan are Syria (ranked 96) and Afghanistan (ranked 77).
It is important to mention that every country’s passports became more powerful this year. This was because they seek economic benefits by making travel easier.
Arton Capital’s Passport Index is different from the Henley Passport Index which places Japan at the top of its 2022 rankings. It updates its rankings as new visa waivers or changes are made. It also shows the current impact that Covid-19 travel bans, and the war in Ukraine, had on global mobility.
These are the 10 best passports around the globe:
Rank | Country | Visa Free Access (No. of Countries) |
1 | UNITED ARAB EMIRATES | 180 |
2 | GERMANY | 173 |
3 | SWEDEN | 173 |
4 | FINLAND | 173 |
5 | LUXEMBOURG | 173 |
6 | SPAIN | 173 |
7 | FRANCE | 173 |
8 | ITALY | 173 |
9 | NETHERLANDS | 173 |
10 | AUSTRIA | 173 |
These are the 10 worst passports in the world:
Rank | Country | Visa Free Access (No. of Countries) |
190 | LIBYA | 50 |
191 | PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES | 50 |
192 | NORTH KOREA | 50 |
193 | BANGLADESH | 49 |
194 | YEMEN | 45 |
195 | SOMALIA | 44 |
196 | PAKISTAN | 44 |
197 | IRAQ | 40 |
198 | SYRIA | 39 |
199 | AFGHANISTAN | 38 |
Aur phir bhi hum kehty hein Pakistan Zindabad …. shameful movement for all Pakistanies