Not long ago, there was a new wave of updates in the global passport gold content list! The German passport, which has been ranked first, has finally been surpassed! So which country in the world has the highest passport gold content?
The 13 edition of the German times WeChat public address, the European times, said that the latest updated Heinz (Henley Partner) passport ranking released the latest data in 2018. In short, the ranking represents the 'ease of use' of passports in different countries - that is, who has the most visa free countries and whose citizens are most convenient to travel across the country with passports. According to statistics, Japan has the highest visa free rate among countries in the world.
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Japanese passports ranked fifth last year, enjoying the visa free and landing visa treatment of 172 countries, while last year's' Champion 'Germany has 176 visa free / landing visa countries.
But this year, Japan expanded that number to 190. Singapore, which ranked fourth last year, also increased its number of visa free / landing countries from 173 to 189, becoming the second place this year. This year, Germany ranked third with 188 visa free / landing countries.
On September 27 local time, in Cologne, Germany, people watched the Cologne Cathedral light show to commemorate the end of the first World War.
France and South Korea are tied for third place with Germany. Denmark, Finland, Italy, Sweden and Spain tied for fourth place, enjoying the visa free and landing visa treatment of 187 countries.
There are 7 countries in the fifth place, Norway, Britain, Austria, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and the United States each have 186 visa free / landing countries.
Among Asian countries, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Malaysia ranked in the top 10.
Although the ranking will change a little every year, from the overall point of view, the number of visa free countries in the vast majority of countries is increasing, indicating that the freedom of population flow is increasing.