Indian Passport: PM Modi’s Efforts Pays Off! 58 Countries Offer Visa Free Travel to Indians

Indian Passport– The latest Henley Passport Index for 2024 has been released, ranking India’s passport at the 82nd position. Indian citizens can now enjoy visa-free travel to 58 foreign destinations, including popular tourist spots like Indonesia, Maldives, and Thailand.

Top Rankings and Visa-Free Access

Leading the chart is Singapore, which boasts the world’s most powerful passport. Singaporean passport holders have visa-free access to an astounding 195 countries, securing its top position on the index. France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Japan follow closely, each offering visa-free entry to 192 destinations, making them the second most powerful passports.

Countries including Austria, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, South Korea, and Sweden share the third position, allowing visa-free travel to 191 countries. The United Kingdom, New Zealand, Norway, Belgium, Denmark, and Switzerland are ranked fourth, with their passports granting visa-free access to 190 destinations. Australia and Portugal round out the top five, providing visa-free travel to 189 countries.

US Passport Falls in Rankings

In a notable shift, the United States has slipped to the eighth position, with American passport holders now enjoying visa-free access to 186 countries.

A Global Perspective

A total of 34 countries are ranked within the top 10 most powerful passports, highlighting a competitive landscape in global mobility. The Henley Passport Index continues to serve as a vital tool for understanding international travel freedoms and restrictions, influencing both individual travel plans and broader geopolitical considerations.

The 2024 rankings underscore significant shifts and trends in global mobility, reflecting ongoing changes in international relations and travel policies. For Indian travelers, the steady ranking offers continued opportunities for exploration and global engagement.

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