Dive into the latest Henley Index ranking the world’s most powerful passports. While it’s good news for many Asian countries, the U.S. continues its slide downwards.

Singapore tops the Henley Passport Index 2025 with access to 195 destinations, while India's passport drops to 85th, offering visa-free access to 57 countries.

Singapore has reclaimed the top spot in the 2025 Henley Passport Index, offering visa-free access to 195 destinations. The US drops to ninth with 186 destinations, while India falls to 85th. Pakistan,

India's passport ranking has dropped to 85th in the Henley Passport Index 2025, allowing visa-free access to 57 countries. Meanwhile, Singapore reclaimed the top spot and the UAE entered the top 10. The US and UK continue to see declines,

Henley Global has released its 2025 Henley Passport Index, the United States ranked 9th on the list, down from 7th last year.

Singapore remained in the fifth position, which means visitors can travel to an impressive 195 of the 227 global destinations incorporated in the index. Japan ranked second this year.

Philippine passport holders can currently travel visa-free, with visa-on-arrival, or through electronic travel authorization to 67 destinations worldwide, placing the Philippines at 75th on the Henley Passport Index.

Henley Passport Index data for 2025 ranks India at 85th, with insights on global mobility trends and rankings.

There’s new year cheer for Singapore as it reclaims its place at the top of a quarterly ranking of the world’s most powerful passports. Holders of this desirable red travel document enjoy visa-free access to 195 out of 227 destinations worldwide,

Singapore has topped the Henley Passport Index for 2025, marking its position as the world's strongest passport. Singaporean passport holders can travel to 195 destinations without needing a visa. Japan follows in second place,