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This month’s Henley Passport Index reveals a ranking list of country holders
passport
the most powerful, aka the strongest in the world.How is Indonesia’s ranking this time?
Henley Passport Index, which is an international ranking agency in the travel sector, used exclusive data from the largest and most accurate travel information database, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to create this ranking.
The top three on this list come from Asian countries.Of 105 countries, Singapore is in first place, with easy visa-free access to 193 countries or destinations out of 227 in total.
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Meanwhile, Indonesia is ranked 68th on the list, with easy visa-free access to 73 countries or destinations throughout the world.There is no significant change in the ranking of Indonesian passports in the world.
When compared with neighboring countries such as Singapore and Malaysia, Indonesia is clearly far behind in terms of passport strength.Singapore is in first position, while Malaysia is in 10th position in the list of the most powerful passports in the world.
Not only Singapore and Malaysia, Indonesia also lost to Brunei Darussalam, Timor Leste and Thailand in terms of passport power in the world.
For the ranking of passport strengths in the Southeast Asia region, Brunei is in third place with easy visa-free access to 94 countries/destinations, while Thailand is in fifth place with visa-free access to 80 countries/destinations.
In fact, Timor Leste, which was once part of the country, is superior to Indonesia.Timor Leste passport has easy visa-free access to 94 countries/destinations.
The following is a ranking of the strongest passports for countries in the Southeast Asia region.
1. Singapore (easy visa-free access to 193 countries/destinations)
2. Malaysia (181 countries/destinations)
3. Brunei (164 countries/destinations)
4. Timor Leste (94 countries/destinations)
5. Thailand (80 countries/destinations)
6. Indonesia (with 73 destinations)
7. Philippines (with 64 destinations)
8. Cambodia (with 50 destinations)
9. Vietnam (with 50 destinations)
10. Laos (with 46 destinations)
11. Myanmar (with 45 destinations).
(ana/wiw)
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