World’s most strongest passports

Australians can use their passport to get into 169 countries without a visa, making it a three-way tie for seventh most powerful in the world.

New Zealand is tied with two other countries for seventh most powerful passport in the world.

A Greek passport gives residents visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 171 countries in the world.

Canada ties with three other countries for having the sixth most powerful passport in the world.

What may seem surprising to many Americans is that their passport is only the sixth most powerful in the world—and it’s tied with three other countries for that place.

Ireland has the sixth most powerful passport in the world.

Malaysia’s passport power is ranked at 6.

The Portuguese can visit 172 countries around the world without a visa, garnering them the title of fifth most powerful passport.

Austrians have the fifth most powerful passport in the world.

Belgian citizens can flash their passports at 174 countries and get visa-free access.

The Dutch can get into 174 countries without a visa.

Switzerland gives its citizens the fifth most powerful passport in the world.

Luxembourg is one of six countries to have the fifth most powerful passport in the world.

In 2015, the U.K. had one of the most powerful passports in the world. It has since dropped to a tied fourth place when other countries began relaxing their visa requirements.

The Japanese passport will get its citizens into 173 countries around the world without a visa.

Norway also tied for fourth most powerful passport in the world.

Spain gives its citizens the fourth most powerful passport in the world.

French citizens can go to 175 countries around the world without a visa with their fourth place most powerful passport.

Italians tied for fourth most powerful passport.

Finland’s passport tied with seven other countries as the fourth most powerful in the world.

Denmark has the fourth most powerful passport in the world.

South Korea now has the third most powerful passport in the world.

Sweden is a close-behind third. The Swedish passport gets citizens into 175 countries around the world without a visa.

German residents are owners of the second most powerful passports in the world. Germans can visit 177 countries around the world without needing a visa.

With access to 159 countries, either visa-free or by obtaining a visa upon arrival, Singapore residents can claim their titles as owners of the most powerful passport in the world.