The passport of Pakistan ranks fourth-worst passport in the world, according to the Henley Passport Index, which assesses all 199 passports issued worldwide.
According to the recently released rankings, Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq are all countries that have been devastated by war, and Pakistan is just listed above them, as per News Agency.
Only 27 places are accessible to bearers of Afghan passports, the passport with the lowest score for visa-free travel.
Passport holders from Iraq and Syria are only permitted admission into 29 and 30 of the world’s least developed nations, respectively.
It is important to remember that the Henley Passport Index for 2022 places passport of Pakistan at the same ranking as it did the previous year, giving them access to only 32 places.
Japan took first place, with its citizens having access to 193 places using their passports.
Following Germany and Spain, whose passports have a visa-free score of 190, come Singapore and South Korea, whose passports grant access to 192 nations.
The majority of the top-ranked nations are from Europe, along with the US and the UK.
India is rated 87th out of all Asian nations, ahead of Tajikistan, and Mauritius, and with access to 67 nations through its passport.
The rating, which was initially developed by Christian H. Kaelin (chairman of Henley & Partners), is founded on unique information from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which manages the largest and most precise database of travel-related data on the planet.
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