While
surfing the internet and reading around online as usual, I stumbled upon
a very informative and interesting article on CNN and I thought it'd be
nice to share it with you here. Even though it's not really related to
technology, but it is still very worthy of being shared on a Tech Blog.
This post is all about the most powerful international passports
in the world with the numbers of countries that each passport can
access without a visa, or by getting visa on arrival. There is no doubt
that a passport from a country on good diplomatic terms with other
countries
is a very powerful tool, allowing holders to travel across borders so
easily.
As always expected, developed countries with advanced economies fare the best. If you are to guess which country comes in the first place, I know you'd at least have a very good and close guess. Now, did you guessed right ? Here is the brief details within - for first place are U.S. and U.K. passports, which give holders access to 147 countries. Passports from the world's most populous country, China, offer quick access to 74 countries while Indian passport holders aren't so lucky, with 59 easy destinations. A Russian passport provides 98 country options.
As always expected, developed countries with advanced economies fare the best. If you are to guess which country comes in the first place, I know you'd at least have a very good and close guess. Now, did you guessed right ? Here is the brief details within - for first place are U.S. and U.K. passports, which give holders access to 147 countries. Passports from the world's most populous country, China, offer quick access to 74 countries while Indian passport holders aren't so lucky, with 59 easy destinations. A Russian passport provides 98 country options.
