Henley Global, a leading London firm that provides services regarding residence and citizenship in countries around the world, has released a ranking of 106 passports in the world.
In the list of the world’s weakest passports of the year 2024, the weakest passport is that of Afghanistan this time, while Pakistan has been ranked fourth.
According to the ‘Henley & Partners’ passport index, Pakistani passport is ranked 103 out of 106 countries. Along with this, the list of countries with weak passports has been released, with Iraq at 104, Yemen at 105 and Afghanistan at 106, while India is at 81st position in the list.
According to this year’s review report by this organization, Afghanistan has the weakest passport in the world as it provides access to only 12 percent of the world’s countries.
According to the report, Afghanistan’s passport visa-free score is only 28, which reflects the severe difficulties faced by Afghan passport holders in accessing international travel opportunities. Pakistan is at the fourth position, Yemen at the fifth position, Somalia at the sixth position, Palestine at the seventh position, Nepal at the eighth position, Libya at the ninth position and North Korea at the tenth position.
