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    Pakistani Passport Among the Weakest for 2025, Ranking 103rd Worldwide

    January 9, 2025Updated:January 9, 20252 Mins Read
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    Pakistani Passport Placed Among Weakest in World for 2025
    For the third successive year, Pakistani. passport has appeared among the world’s weakest passport  The Henley Passport Index for the year 2025 places Pakistan at 103rd position in a tie with Yemen. Travelers from this country can now visit only 33 countries where they don’t need a prior visa.

    Countries with weaker passports than Pakistan are Iraq (104th), Syria (105th), and Afghanistan, which ranks at 106th. Somalia ranked 102nd, Nepal, Palestine, and Bangladesh have somewhat stronger passports but rank just a little above Pakistan.

    How Pakistan Ranks in the Region
    In the South Asian region, Pakistan ranks behind India, with India ranking 85th in the list of the most powerful passports. In the region, other countries rank as follows:

    China ranked 60th
    Iran 96th
    Saudi Arabia 58th
    The World’s Most Powerful Passports for 2025
    On the extreme. end, Singapore tops the chart with visa-free access to 195 destinations while Japan comes at the second place with access to 193 countries. Other leaders in the count are as follows:

    South Korea, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Finland: Third place is a tie between them with access to 192 destinations.
    Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden  Norway  Come at the 4th position with 191 destinations.
    As revealed by the ranking, there’s a big gap between the country with the world’s most powerful passport and Pakistan, which was ranked at the bottom.

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