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Passport Quality
Passport Quality. Additional Analysis
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Score (of 198)
A country's passport score is the sum of the attractiveness scores of all countries it grants access to and is dependent on its visa regime:
Visa-free and visa on arrival access - 100% of the destination country's attractiveness score is added.
e-visa - 50% of destination country's attractiveness score is added.
Home country - 100% of the passport's own attractiveness score is added (i.e. Japan's attractiveness score is added to Japan's passport score).
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Visa-Free Countries
A simple visa-free country count is the traditional way of measuring a passport's quality as a travel document.
But, for our ranking:
Visa-free or visa on arrival - 1 point is added to the passport's score.
e-visa - 0 points added.
Home country - 0 points added (only access to OTHER countries matters).
In 2019, the maximum possible simple visa-free country-count score is 197. It consists of 193 United Nations member countries and 5 territories (Hong-Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Kosovo, and Palestine) minus the passport's own country.
The cumulative attractiveness score of all Schengen area countries is 64.2 (32% of the world's total)
USA's attractiveness score: 19.04 (9.6% of the world's total)
UK's attractiveness score: 5.45 (2.8% of the world's total)
Canada's attractiveness score: 3.23 (1.6% of the world's total)
China's attractiveness score: 13.41 (6.8% of the world's total)
Japan's attractiveness score: 6.03 (3.0% of the world's total)
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GDP
Share of the world's GDP each passport gives access to.
Surface Area
Share of the world's surface area each passport gives access to.
(Antarctica and Greenland are not included.)
Popu- lation
Share of the world's population each passport gives access to.
UNESCO Heritage Sites
Share of the world's UNESCO heritage sites each passport gives access to.
An "F" passport is among the world's worst travel documents. It provides very limited access to other countries, even within its own region.
An "F" passport has a Travel Freedom score of less than 10.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
According to our passports ranking, Argentina has Latin America’s second-best passport after Chile.
And like in Chile, anyone willing to commit to residency time in Argentina can obtain citizenship in the country.
It takes just two years of total residency to become eligible for naturalization. This is a great deal to receive an Argentinian passport.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "A-" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 160 and 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "F" passport is among the world's worst travel documents. It provides very limited access to other countries, even within its own region.
An "F" passport has a Travel Freedom score of less than 10.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Belgium is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Belgium will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
Sovereign Man: Confidential subscribers can review the alert we published on how to obtain a legal residency in Belgium. After five years as a Belgian resident, you’re eligible to become a citizen in Belgium.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 37 and 50.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 37 and 50.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
According to our passports ranking, Brazil’s passport is a solid travel document.
There are many ways to obtain Brazilian residency and subsequent citizenship, but we present you with our favorite – have a baby there.
In Brazil, your newborn gets automatic citizenship. The parents and any older siblings are quickly eligible for residency. And if everything is in order, the entire family can become Brazilian citizens within two years.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
According to our passport ranking, Chile boasts the best travel document of any country in North or South America.
Another positive: Unlike most other “A” graded passports from the list, anyone willing to commit to residency time in the country can obtain a Chilean second citizenship.
It takes five years of total residency to become eligible for naturalization. Several Sovereign Man subscribers who call Chile home are currently going through the naturalization process.
We’ve written numerous times about how to obtain Chilean residency and citizenship.
Sovereign Man: Confidential subscribers can review our latest update on how to obtain Chilean residency after the country’s sweeping immigration reform in 2018.
(Tip – residency categories popular with our subscribers were not affected.)
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
Colombia is one of our favorite countries. We have invested in a Colombian company and are covering Colombia frequently on the pages of Sovereign Man.
Colombia’s passport is a good travel document, especially so after the country recently signed a visa-free agreement with the Schengen area.
And in this case study, we introduce you to a very successful Australian entrepreneur who now lives in Medellin, Colombia. In the report you will learn why he considers Medellin to be the best place on the planet to start a business today.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
According to our passports ranking, Costa Rica’s passport is a solid travel document.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 37 and 50.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A passport from the Dominican Republic is not among the best travel documents in the world.
Still, obtaining residency and a citizenship in this tropical paradise could be a great option for your plan B, especially if you are a retiree.
A "C" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to most countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions). A "C" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 67 and 83.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "C" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to most countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions). A "C" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 67 and 83.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Republic of Georgia is one of our favorite countries. The country’s banking system is well capitalized, and Georgia is increasingly attracting foreign investments. In fact, we have invested in a Georgian startup that’s doing well.
Also, a Georgian passport is a good travel document, allowing visa-free access to nearly every country in Europe.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Germany is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a German passport will serve you very well in your travels - it is one of the best travel documents in the world.
According to our expert attorney on the subject, some of you with German ancestors might already qualify for German citizenship and not even know it. This is especially true if your family was persecuted by the Nazis.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Greece is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Greece will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
And in this very detailed report, we covered a way to obtain residency in Greece through a “golden visa” program with an investment in local real estate starting at €250,000 (plus fees).
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 37 and 50.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A-" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 160 and 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Hungary is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. A second passport from Hungary will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
And in this case study, we introduce our readers to a dynamic Australian national who obtained Hungarian residency after living for years as a permanent traveler. She decided to put down roots in Budapest - one of the most walkable and livable cities in the world (plus it’s magnificently cheap).
(There has been a major change since we published these reports - the residency program through investment in the Hungarian government bonds has been suspended and is not available anymore.)
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "F" passport is among the world's worst travel documents. It provides very limited access to other countries, even within its own region.
An "F" passport has a Travel Freedom score of less than 10.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Ireland is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Ireland will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Italy is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. But even if you decide to stay in your home country, a second passport from Italy will serve you very well in your travels - it is one of the best travel documents in the world.
On the pages of Sovereign Man: Confidential we have written about a very simple way to obtain Italian citizenship if at least some of your ancestors came from Italy. In this report we describe the exact steps you need to take to claim your Italian citizenship.
Italy allows dual citizenship, meaning you won’t need to give up your former citizenship when you become Italian.
And in another Italy-related case study, we talked about the personal experience of an American couple that moved to the Italian countryside and now live their dream in the Le Marche region.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "A+" passport is an outstanding travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom Score of over 180 and provide visa-free (or visa on arrival) access to more than 150 countries including (mandatory) the Schengen area, the US, and China.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Latvia is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Latvia will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
And in this very detailed report we covered a way to obtain residency in Latvia through a “golden visa” program with an investment in local real estate starting at €250,000 (plus fees).
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Lithuania is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Lithuania will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
If you have an idea for a startup, then check out this alert about Lithuania’s new visa program. The tiny Baltic country has officially launched Startup Visa Lithuania, a program that grants residency visas to “ambitious and innovative startup founders.”
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Luxembourg is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Luxembourg will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
In 2018, we released a report describing how exactly you can claim your Luxembourgish citizenship if your ancestors hail from this European country.
An "A-" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 160 and 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
According to our passports ranking, Mexico’s passport is a solid travel document.
And it’s not hard to obtain.
It is especially easy if you are retired – Mexico makes it easy for you to go straight for permanent residency from the very beginning.
After five years of residency, you become eligible for naturalization and a Mexican passport.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A passport from Nicaragua is a good travel document.
Sovereign Man: Confidential subscribers can review the report on how to obtain legal residency and subsequent citizenship in Nicaragua. You will also learn about both real estate opportunities in the country and why many consider Nicaragua “the next Costa Rica.”
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
An "F" passport is among the world's worst travel documents. It provides very limited access to other countries, even within its own region.
An "F" passport has a Travel Freedom score of less than 10.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "F" passport is among the world's worst travel documents. It provides very limited access to other countries, even within its own region.
An "F" passport has a Travel Freedom score of less than 10.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
Panama is one of our favorite countries on the planet. It’s prosperous, dynamic and very close to North America. And Panama’s passport is a solid travel document.
But it’s the country’s Friendly Nations Residency option that’s a real no-brainer for your Plan B — almost everyone qualifies; very little time on the ground is required; and it only requires a small investment.
Sovereign Man: Confidential subscribers can review the report on how to take advantage of the unique Friendly Nations program and obtain legal residency and subsequent citizenship in Panama.
A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 37 and 50.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
According to our passports ranking, a passport from Peru is a solid travel document.
Sovereign Man: Confidential subscribers can review the report on how to obtain a legal residency and subsequent citizenship. Peru is one of the rare countries where you can pursue citizenship after holding residency for a mere two years.
From the same report, you can access a case study of a young Australian who moved to a remote Peruvian fishing village, runs her own business and raises her little boy there.
A "D+" passport is a is a poor travel document that provides access mainly to Latin America and South East Asia, and NOT to the Schengen area or most of the developed world. To receive a "D+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 37 and 50.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Poland is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Poland will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
Portugal is part of the European Union. With a passport from this country, you can live and work in any of the 27 member-states of the EU. Also, a second passport from Portugal will serve you very well in your travels - it is a great travel document.
And in this very detailed report, we have covered all pros and cons of the popular “golden visa” in Portugal – a residency you can obtain in Portugal after investing €500,000 (plus fees) in local real estate.
And this case study describes a firsthand experience of applying for the Portuguese Golden Visa. The story comes from one of our own Sovereign Man subscribers.
A "C" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to most countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions). A "C" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 67 and 83.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B+" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many of the world's most attractive countries. To receive a "B+" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 140 and 160 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "C" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to most countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions). A "C" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 67 and 83.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
A "D-" passport is a is a very poor travel document. It does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or any of the developed countries. To receive a "D-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 10 and 23.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
St. Lucia’s passport is a good travel document.
And St. Lucia is one of the very few countries that offers economic citizenship to those willing to pay around $100,000 (plus fees.)
In fact, we like the program so much that Sovereign Man decided to become the program’s official promoter and soon will be able to offer a St. Lucian citizenship cheaper than anyone else in the world.
A "B" passport is a very good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 120 and 140 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
A "B-" passport is a is a good travel document that provides access to many attractive countries. To receive a "B-" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 100 and 120 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area.
An "A" passport is an excellent travel document that provides access to the world's most attractive countries.
To receive an "A" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score of over 170 and provide mandatory access to the Schengen Area and the US.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 20% higher than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport may not provide access to a large number of countries, but it provides access to very attractive countries.
A "D" passport is a is a poor travel document that mainly provides access to some countries of Latin America and South East Asia. A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "D" grade, a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 23 and 37.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is at least 50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport provides access only to countries that are not attractive.
A "C-" passport is a is a fair travel document that provides access to many countries in Latin America and South East Asia (among other regions), A "C-" passport does NOT provide access to the Schengen area or most of the developed world.
To receive a "C-" grade a passport must have a Travel Freedom score between 50 and 67.
The Travel Freedom score of this passport is 20%-50% lower than its simple count of visa-free countries. It means that this passport fails to provide access to the world's most attractive countries.
