The Henley Passport Index has updated its rankings for 2024, reflecting the strength of passports as an indicator of international travel freedom. Countries are ranked based on the number of destinations their passport holders can access visa-free or with visa-on-arrival privileges. Turkey’s position in the 2024 ranking has also been revealed. Here are the details:

The World’s Most Powerful Passports Revealed: Turkey’s Rank for 2024

Turkey Ranks 45th According to the 2024 Henley Passport Index, Turkish passport holders can travel to 125 countries visa-free or with a visa on arrival. This places Turkey in 45th place on the list of the world’s most powerful passports. This ranking highlights Turkey’s consistent performance in recent years.

The top of the list is dominated by Asian countries. Singapore, with visa-free access to 194 destinations, maintains its position as the world’s most powerful passport for 2024. Germany and Italy follow closely in second place, granting access to 190 countries.

In third place are Spain, South Korea, and Austria, whose passports allow visa-free travel to 189 destinations.

At the bottom of the list is Afghanistan, whose passport allows visa-free access to only 27 countries, once again placing it at the very end. This stark contrast illustrates the significant disparities in travel freedom among nations.

Passport strength is often seen as a key measure of a country’s global reputation, diplomatic relationships, and the level of travel freedom it offers its citizens. What are your thoughts on Turkey’s passport strength and its position on the list? Share your opinions in the comments!