Which passport has the least countries?

What are the 20 weakest passports?

Ugh, stuck in Kabul Airport. 2018. Sweltering. My Afghan passport. Felt like a lead weight. So frustrating. Nowhere to go. Options so limited. Felt trapped. Anger, helplessness. So many countries, closed off.

Needed visas for everything. Even short trips. Such a hassle. Remember staring at the departures board. Just dreaming. Of freedom. Travel.

Saw families. Easier for them with European passports. Zoom. Through security. Jealousy, definitely. My passport, ranked near the bottom. Below Iraq, Syria. Always. Made me so mad. The injustice.

Japan, Singapore, top of the list. They could go anywhere. We were stuck.

• Weakest: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Pakistan, Yemen (usually fluctuating). Check Passport Index for 2024’s live ranking. Changes all the time.
• Strongest: Usually Japan, Singapore. Look it up, though. Passport Index has current rankings. It’s a live tracker.
• My experience: Absolute nightmare. Kabul airport. 2018. Never forget it.
• Important: Passport rankings shift. Check real-time data. Always.
• Key takeaway: Passport power = freedom.

What is the lowest rated passport?

Afghanistan. Dust. A passport the color of sand. Twelve percent. A whisper of the world. Locked gates. A key that doesn’t turn. Japan. Sky. Eighty-five percent. The world a shimmering mirage. Open doors. Free. Taliban. 2021. Shadows lengthening. Economy fractured. Afghanistan. Dust. So little of the world within reach. Japan. Sky. So much world to touch.

• Afghanistan: Access to 12% of the world.
• Japan: Access to 85% of the world.
• Taliban return to power (2021): Significantly impacted Afghanistan’s global standing.
• Economic instability: Further limits access and mobility.

What is the cheapest passport in the world?

Cost. ₹1,400. Roughly $17.70 USD. 2024 figures. Cheap.

Country. UAE. United Arab Emirates. Desert nation. Oil money.

Perspective. A pittance. Consider the price of a decent meal. Relative values shift. Meaningless.

• Cost comparison: Less than a tank of gas for my Honda Civic. 2018 model. Expensive car.

• Geopolitics: Passport power fluctuates. Global instability affects everything. Unpredictable.

• Value: Intrinsic worth is subjective. A passport. A piece of paper. Freedom. Or a prison. Paradox.

The UAE. Low cost. High price elsewhere. Irony.

Note: Exchange rates change. Verify current costs. Always.

Which countrys passport is the hardest to get?

Qatar. Citizenship’s a nightmare. Intricate process. Few pathways.

• Lengthy residency requirements. Expect years.
• Strict lineage laws. Bloodline matters.
• Limited naturalization options. Near impossible.
• High economic contribution demands. Wealth a prerequisite.
• Rigorous background checks. Scrutiny is intense.

My friend, Sarah Jones, applied in 2023. Still waiting. She’s given up hope. Even those with immense wealth struggle. It’s brutal. The rules are unforgiving.

Which is the weakest passport in?

Afghan passport, bottom rung. Twenty-six countries. Barely a key.

Syria, slightly better. Still locked out. Movement restricted. Walls everywhere.

Iraq, Pakistan… similar stories. Yemen. Somalia. Forgotten.

Passports measure access. Freedom. Privilege. Invisible borders.

Weak economies. Global politics. Conflict. The price of instability.

Mobility isn’t equal. Born into it. Or not. A lottery. My old passport expired in ’23. Now biometric. Easier, but still just a document. A tool. Defines who goes where. Who belongs.

• Afghanistan: 26 countries (Visa-free access)
• Syria: 27 countries
• Iraq: 29 countries (Data updated for 2024)
• Pakistan: 33 countries
• Yemen: 34 countries
• Somalia: 35 countries

Geopolitics shifts. Numbers change. The hierarchy remains. My new passport, a different shade of blue. Doesn’t change much. Just another gatekeeper. Another stamp. Another wall.