New Delhi: Pakistani passports have been ranked as the fourth worst for international travel for the third year in a row, with access to visa-online or online visa to 31 goals throughout the world, according to Henley Passport Index 2022.
Henley index passport, which is a ranking Of all world passports according to the number of goals that can be accessed by holders without previous visas, put Pakistan in 108th place, The News International reported.
Henley & Partners Firm “Henley Passport Index” has regularly monitored the most-friendly passports of travel in the world since 2006.
The increase in trip barriers that had been introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic had resulted in the widest global mobility gap in Indonesia.
The 16-year history of the index, the report said.
The index does not take into account temporary restrictions, so leaving current travel access to the side, passport holders at the top of the ranking – Japan and Singapore – capable, in theory, to travel a visa-free trip to 192 Destinations.
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It was 166 more destinations than Afghan citizens, who sit under the 199 index of passports, and can access only 26 countries without requiring a visa in advance.
Further down the top 10, the rating remained unchanged when we entered the first quarter of 2022.
South Korea was tied with Germany in second place (190) and Finland, Italy, Luxembourg and Spain all together in third place (with a score of 189 ), said the report.
EU countries dominate the top of the list as usual, with France, the Netherlands and Sweden climbing one place to join Austria and Denmark in fourth place (with a score of 188).
Ireland and Portugal are in fifth place (with a score of 187).
The US and Britain, who hold the top position together in 2014, have regained a little land.