Currently, there are some passports that give their holders more freedom than others when it comes to traveling, although there are those who still do not know it.
According to a recent ranking by the consulting firm Henley & PartnersJapan has been named, once again, the country with the most powerful passport in the world.
To develop this ranking, Henley & Partners focuses on the number of destinations that its holders can access without a prior visa.
In this way, in its last list, Japan and Singapore are the ones that lead the ranking, both occupying the first place globally; Holders of each of these two passports have the possibility of traveling to a total of 192 countries without the need for a visa.
On the other hand, in the second position we can see Germany and South Korea, whose passports offer their users or holders the possibility of traveling to a total of 190 countries.
Spain, Italy, Luxembourg and Finland share third place on Henley & Partners’ list, countries in which passport holders can travel to 189 destinations without the need for a visa.
Now, with respect to Latin America, Chile is the country in the region that has the most powerful passport, a country that offers travelers the possibility of visiting 174 countries without the need for a visa.