2025 List of the World's Most Powerful Passports and the Canadian Passport's Ranking

Which countries have the strongest passports in the world? What is a strong passport? What is the position of the Canadian passport in the list? You can find answers to all these questions in our article.

List of Countries with the World's Most Powerful Passports 2025

The list of countries with the most powerful passports in the world has been determined for 2025. This ranking is based on the countries you can visit with or without a visa. Japan comes first in the ranking. Here are the countries with the world's most powerful passports:

1. France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, Spain Offers visa-free travel to 194 countries.

2. Finland, South Korea, Sweden Offers visa-free travel to 193 countries

3. Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands Offers visa-free travel to 192 countries

4. Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal Offers visa-free travel to 191 countries

5. Greece, Malta, Switzerland Offers visa-free travel to 190 countries

6. Australia, Czech Republic, New Zealand, Poland Offers visa-free travel to 189 countries

7. Canada, Hungary, USA Offers visa-free travel to 188 countries

8. Estonia, Lithuania Offers visa-free travel to 187 countries

9. Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia Offers visa-free travel to 186 countries

10. Iceland Offers visa-free travel to 185 countries

It is also worth noting where Turkey ranks in the list. Turkey ranked 52nd in the rankings of the world's most powerful passports. Turkey offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel to 110 countries. Afghanistan is at the bottom of the list in terms of the world's most powerful passports. Other countries at the bottom of the list are as follows:

1. Afghanistan offers visa-free travel to (28) countries.

2. Syria offers visa-free travel to (29) countries.

3. Iraq offers visa-free travel to (31) countries.

4. Pakistan offers visa-free travel to (34) countries.

5. Yemen offers visa-free travel to (35) countries.

6. Somalia offers visa-free travel to (36) countries.

7. Libya, Nepal and Palestine offers visa-free travel to (40) countries.

8. Bangladesh and North Korea offer visa-free travel to (42) countries.

9. Eritrea and Sri Lanka offer visa-free travel to (43) countries.

10. Iran, Lebanon, Nigeria and Sudan offer visa-free travel to (45) countries.

Ranking​	Country​	Number of Countries You Can Visit Without a Visa​
1	France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, Spain	194
2	Finland, South Korea, Sweden	193
3	Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands	192
4	Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal	191
5	Greece, Malta, Switzerland	190
6	Australia, Czech Republic, New Zealand, Poland	189
7	Canada, Hungary, USA	188
8	Estonia, Lithuania	187
9	Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia	186
10	Iceland	185

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What are the Types of Passports? Passport Information by its Color

Passport is a document that replaces your identity card and is required to travel from your home country to another country, i.e. abroad. It is especially necessary when entering or leaving another country. Passports vary according to their issuance. There are various passports according to the professional status or important status. So, what are the passports types? What are the names of passports and who is issued according to what? We have explained information about these questions to you in detail.

There are different passport typesfor traveling abroad. These are;

1. General Public Passport,

2. Special Green Passport,

3. The Grey Passport,

4. Diplomatic Black Passport.

These passports, which are available in various names and colors, are issued according to professional position and status.

• Public Passport: The burgundy colored public passport is a type of passport that can be obtained by Turkish and TRNC citizens. To obtain this passport, applications can be made to provincial and district population directorates in Turkey. If you are abroad and want to get this passport, you need to apply to the Consulates of the Republic of Turkey. Burgundy passports are obtained for at least 6 months. For those under 18 years of age, a burgundy passport can be obtained for a maximum of 5 years, while a burgundy passport for those over 18 years of age can be obtained for 10 years.

• Special Passport: This type of passport is known as a green passport:

-Former members of the Parliament,

-Ministers and

-1. It is given to civil servants who have been downgraded to 2nd and 3rd degree. Another advantage of the green passport is that the children of green passport holders have the right to benefit from this passport until the age of 25. It is also possible to travel to many countries without a visa with a special green passport.

• Service Passport:This passport is gray in color.

-People with yellow press cards,

-Officials going abroad on official duty,

-Given to academics who leave for scientific and cultural reasons during their assignment.

With a gray service passport, visa-free travel to some countries is possible. Documents required to apply for a service passport: Request form approved by the institution, biometric picture, ID card or T.R. Identity card.

• Diplomatic Passport: This black passport is issued to persons in the diplomatic corps

-Persons working in Consulates and Embassies who are registered in the Republic of Turkey,

It is a type of passport issued to high-level officials such as members of the Turkish Parliament, Supreme Court of Appeals, Council of State, Court of Accounts. There are no fees or other charges for obtaining a diplomatic passport.

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Where Does Canada's Passport Rank Among the Most Powerful Passports?

Canadian passport ranks 7th among the world's most powerful passports. Canada offers visa-free flights to 188 countries and requires visas for 43 countries. The ranking of Canada and other countries in this list is based on the cities you can fly to with or without a visa.

Visa-Free Countries	Visa on Arrival	eTA	Online Visa	Visa Required Countries
United States Virgin Islands	Bahrain	American Samoa	Azerbaijan	Afghanistan
Germany	Bangladesh	Australia	Benin	Chad
United States	Burundi	United Kingdom	Bhutan	Algeria
Andorra	Djibouti	Israel	Brazil	China
Angola	East Timor	Kenya	Burkina Faso	Eritrea
Anguilla	Indonesia	Norfolk Island	Equatorial Guinea	Ghana
Antigua and Barbuda	Armenia	Pakistan	Ivory Coast	Iran
Argentina	Ethiopia	Saint Kitts and Nevis	Gabon	Cameroon
Albania	Guinea-Bissau	New Zealand	Guinea	Republic of the Congo
Aruba	Cambodia		South Sudan	Cuba
Austria	Qatar		India	North Korea
Bahamas	Comoros		Iraq	Mali
Barbados	Kuwait		Democratic Republic of Congo	Nauru
Belarus	Laos		Liberia	Niger
Belgium	Lebanon		Libya	Central African Republic
Belize	Madagascar		Mauritania	Russia
Bermuda	Maldives		Myanmar	Somalia
United Arab Emirates	Marshall Islands		Nigeria	Sudan
Bolivia	Egypt		Papua New Guinea	Turkmenistan
Bonaire, St. Eustatius, Saba	Namibia		Syria	Venezuela
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Nepal		Togo	Yemen
Botswana	Niue		Uganda
British Virgin Islands	Palau		Vietnam
Brunei	Samoa
Bulgaria	Seychelles
Cayman Islands	Sierra Leone
Gibraltar	Solomon Islands
Czech Republic	Sri Lanka
Cook Islands	Saudi Arabia
Curaçao	Tanzania
Denmark	Tonga
Dominican Republic	Tuvalu
Dominica	Oman
Ecuador	Jordan
El Salvador	Zimbabwe
Estonia
Eswatini
Falkland Islands
Faroe Islands
Morocco
Fiji
Philippines
Palestinian Territories
Finland
France
French West Indies
French Guiana
French Polynesia
Gambia
Grenada
Greenland
Guam
Guatemala
South Africa
South Korea
Georgia
Guyana
Haiti
Croatia
Netherlands
Honduras
Hong Kong
Ireland
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Italy
Iceland
Jamaica
Japan
Montenegro
Kazakhstan
Kiribati
Cyprus
Kyrgyzstan
Colombia
Kosovo
Costa Rica
North Macedonia
Northern Mariana Islands
Lesotho
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Hungary
Macau
Malawi
Malaysia
Malta
Mauritius
Mayotte
Mexico
Micronesia
Mongolia
Moldova
Monaco
Montserrat
Mozambique
Nicaragua
Norway
Uzbekistan
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Réunion
Romania
Rwanda
Saint Lucia
San Marino
São Tomé and Príncipe
Senegal
Chile
Singapore
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Saint Helena
St. Maarten
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Saint Vincent and Grenadines
Suriname
Tajikistan
Thailand
Taiwan
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Türkiye
Turks and Caicos Islands
Ukraine
Uruguay
Vanuatu
Vatican City
Wallis and Futuna
New Caledonia
Cape Verde
Greece
Zambia

How to Get a Canadian Passport?

If the training program you are planning to attend in Canada lasts longer than 6 months, you must first apply for a study permit.

A study permit is a document that allows foreign or international students to study at a Designated Learning Institution in Canada. When studying in Canada, you should definitely apply to one of the schools that issue this permit. Because international students will need a study permit to study in Canada. Another thing you should know about the study permit is that it is not a student visa, it is just a document that approves you to study in Canada.

Also, you can apply for Citizenship to Canada and get a Canadian passport to before you need a Permanent Residency.

You can apply for Canadian Citizenship if you have lived in Canada for 3 years of the first 5 years of your permanent residency. Those whose application is approved will have the freedom to travel visa-free to many countries with a Canadian passport.

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Which Countries Can Be Visited Visa-Free with a Canadian Passport?

Canada started issuing e-passports to its citizens after July 1, 2013. This passport is limited to 5 to 10 years for people aged 16 and over and 5 years for children under 16. Canada is a country with a high level of welfare and living conditions, ranking in the top 8 in the world rankings, which can fly freely to many countries. For this reason, many people choose to immigrate to Canada.

Canadian citizens can travel visa-free to countries such as the USA, Australia and New Zealand, as well as 28 EU member states.

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