New data from a global passport mobility index suggests the Canadian passport is becoming weaker compared to other nations.

The Henley Passport Power Index, which is updated monthly, recognizes Canada as one of the top ranking passports currently.

The index is a ranking of passports based on how many countries their holders can access without a visa and is based on data from the International Air Transport Authority. Singapore is in the top ...

In 2024, Singapore held the world's most powerful passport, offering visa-free access to 195 countries. This year, the country managed to retain its number one spot with visa-free travel to 193 ...

Canadian passport holders can breathe easy — their passport continues to rank among the most powerful in the world.

While much hullabaloo was made about Canada's historic redesign of its passport earlier this year, the document itself remains one of the most powerful in the world. A new ranking of the world's most ...

Global citizenship and residence advisory firm Henley & Partners has published its latest passport index, with the Canadian ...

But how does it compare to the top-ranking countries? The United Arab Emirates passport took first place, with a mobility score of 180. People with that passport can enter 124 countries visa-free.

Over the past decade, only the Venezuelan passport has lost more power than the American blue book, as migration experts say ...

According to the Henley & Partner Global Passport Ranking for 2024, six countries have earned the title of the most powerful passports in the world-- France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, and ...

This makes for a staggering mobility gap of 168 destinations between the top-and bottom-ranked passports. As for biggest risers, the UAE continues to be a standout, shooting up 34 places over the ...

Asia and Europe are jostling for the top spots in a quarterly ranking of the world’s most powerful passports, but an Asian superpower continues to hold onto the No.1 position.