Passports
Compare Passports
Put two or three passports side by side and see which one opens more doors — visa-free destinations, visa on arrival, eTA, ranking and a map of where each travels freely.
Popular comparisons
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United States116
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118United Kingdom
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United States116
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117Canada
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Germany125
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126France
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Poland122
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125Germany
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India27
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43China
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United Kingdom118
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120Ireland
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Australia112
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115New Zealand
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Japan116
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116South Korea
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United Arab Emirates128
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55Saudi Arabia
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Brazil112
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107Argentina
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Türkiye70
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123Greece
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Ukraine92
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122Poland
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Mexico98
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116United States
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Spain126
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125Italy
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Singapore130
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116Japan
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Russia81
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92Ukraine
The strongest passports, head to head
Frequently asked questions
How do I compare passports?
Choose two passports — and optionally a third — in the form above. You will see which one is stronger, how many destinations each opens visa-free, where only one of them travels freely and a colour-coded world map.
What decides which passport is stronger?
We count the destinations each passport can enter without a visa, either without a time limit or for a fixed number of days. The passport with more visa-free destinations wins; visa on arrival and eTA access are shown as well.
Can I compare more than two passports?
Yes — add a third passport to see where all three, only one or none of them can travel visa-free.