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Portuguese Passport Claims 5th Place in Global Ranking

Aug 08, 2023

According to Henley Passport Index: Q3 2023 Global Ranking, the power of the Portuguese passport has experienced a significant boost in the past year. Joining the ranks of distinguished countries such as Malta and New Zealand, the Portuguese passport now holds an impressive 5th place, granting entry to an astonishing 187 countries worldwide.

Singapore has dethroned Japan to claim the top spot as the world's most powerful passport. According to the report, the Singaporean passport enables visa-free access to an impressive 192 out of the world's 227 destinations, rightfully earning its title as the most powerful passport on the planet.

Securing the 2nd position are passports from Germany, Italy, and our friendly neighbour, Spain. Holders of these passports have the privilege of traveling to a remarkable 190 countries without the hassle of visa requirements.

This enlightening information not only showcases the increasing influence and significance of the Portuguese passport, but also provides valuable insights into the global landscape of travel and accessibility.

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