The music wasn't loud enough, I could hear some of the narration.

I love the woman's closing statement: "A low ranking passport limits your choices, but not your sense of adventure." This honestly put a smile on my face :)

Ranking passeport 2019 : 1 - Japan /190 countries 2 - Singapore, South Korea /189 countries 3 - France, Germany /188 countries

If I'll have a country one day I'll make the passport yellow to be different

Mexico's passport is green because it is covered in guacamole

Everyone knows North Korean passport is the most powerful lol

I appreciate the heartwarming and inspiring ending but visa limitations do for sure limit your sense of adventure. As a Peruvian passport holder my ability to just take trips impulsively even if I can afford it is severely limited.

I’ve been on youtube for a very long time and this is clearly the channel with the most potential I’ve seen in a while. The content is clear, interesting, and bring something new in to the platform. Furthemore it’s only 3min (wtf) ahah. Anyway thank you keep in the good work

lol at the end of the video it looked like the animator just said fuck it and rendered whatever they had in After Effects

Ranking: 1. Singapur, South Korea: 163 2. Germany, Japan: 162 3. Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Italy, France, Spain: 161 4. Luxembourg, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, GB, USA: 160 5. Swiss, Malaysia, Ireland, Canada: 159 6. Greece: 158 7. Malta, Czech Republik, Australia: 157 8. New Zeeland: 156 9. Hungary, Iceland: 155 10. Slowenia, Poland, Lithuania, Slowakia, Lettland: 154

There’s always an Asian who is better than you. 😂

This is pure rubbish. All you need is money That opens all the countrys In the world!!!🇮🇹

They can enter Angola?!??? I lose hours of sleep each night over not having that right

Revised rankings as of today... #1 - Japan, Singapore 189 countries #2 - Germany 188 countries #3 - Finland, France, Italy, Sweden, Spain, South Korea 187 countries

Current ranking of 2018 1. Singapore, South Korea: 163 2. Germany, Japan: 162 3. Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Italy, France, Spain: 161 4. Luxembourg, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, United Kingdom, United States: 160

There are so many southeast asians and chinese smuggling into korea and claim themselves korean to acquire the passport. Shame.

Background music is way too loud.

I love the italian passport's color, it's red but also kind of purple-ish, what a nice color

As of 8 January 2019, Australian citizens had visa-free or visa on arrival access to 181 countries and territories, ranking the Australian passport 10th in terms of travel freedom (tied with the New Zealand and Icelandic passports) according to the Henley Passport Index.

0:03 The moment when you are finding your country passport xD

Wow didn’t know my small nation was the only one with a black passport. 🇳🇿

The thing is, while the German passport is really powerful, we can’t get into some of the most powerful countries visa free; countries whose citizens can get into Germany itself visa free because of that Schengen area thing, which I think is quite unfair. Germans have to apply for a visa for e.g. Australia and the US (which are really attractive places for German tourists), but Australians and Americans can simply visit for a whoppin’ 90 days without having to go through that visa thing as well.

The background music is Sims Build Mode

believe me. It does limit your sense of adventure.

Well, as a South Korean, I though the Deutsche Reisepass was the strongest! Anyhow, We can travel both Russia and USA without Visa :p

If the colour of a passport is supposed to represent the country's national identity then the Canadian passport should be red, not blue.

Brasil 🇧🇷 Blue one: 153 countries In South America is allowed use just your ID.

When I travel from Finland to Estonia, they never even check if I have a passport nor any ID card with me. Same wise versa.

With an EU passport, if you are ever in trouble in another country, you have 25 embassies in the country that will help you. For example, in Bangladesh Belgium does not have an embassy. However, a Belgian citizen has 8 European embassies that will consider them as their own citizens under European law.

As a Singaporean, I have to say that Singapore tries it's best to be friendly to all nations, both large a small. Singapore also tries to remain neutral in most, if not all, global conflicts. It's one of the reasons, Singapore was picked as a neutral nation for talks between Trump and Kim recently. It was also the location for talks between China and Taiwan.

Thanks Economists for teaching me about colours on passports. Very Cool

Thankyou for mentioning little NZ. Often we are missed lol.

Is it me that background music is like the sims theme song. Omg i have vibe of that game right know. So cheering.

162 countries that i can travel without visa. And here i am who Never even visited other countries in my whole life. what a twist

Amazingly well done video, felt like i was in a very high end store

1:46 Mony can get you to all of the countries Mony is the most important travel document!

Didn't answer the question for me. Mine is Canadian.

Thank god im singaporean

Just recently received my visa to EU, I'm so happy! Visit Europe was my dream all life!

From the perspective of someone from Singapore, most of us use our passports to go Malaysia (our most neighboring country), Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the US. Most of us won't fully utilise the "power" of our passports. ✌🏻

Singapore says, "Hi."

Even buzzfeed would have done a better vid

A lot of info in this vid. Very cool.

Remember this is for a quick visit, not for immigration. Powerful passports mean diddly squat if you want to move to another nation.

The best thing about Brexit is the change in the passport colour. The Navy blue looks so cash. 👌

Funny how they consciously not name Germany as 3rd place on visa free traveling

Great video ! Nice work

Here you are considering only visa free, but visa on arrival is exactly the same thing, you just get your entry permit on arrival, so basically is still visa free. The Henley Passport Index is the Official Ranking recognised by IATA. As per 2022: 1 Japan, Singapore (192 countries) 2 Germany, South Korea (189 countries) 3 Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain (188 countries)

I just got my passport in the mail today and this video came up in my suggestions 👀

I was hoping for an answer, since I'm from Greenland...

Very good, informative video.

1:07 (my country)Turkey has a red flag , that's why we have red passport.

Yay! We started off with New Zealand!

I would question the method of calculating the power of particular passport from that ranking. It is very misleading. It only takes into account visa free access. It does not however take into account many other very important factors such as : 1) holders of particular passports may be banned completely to enter some countries e.g. Israeli passport which ranks high does not allow you to enter most of muslims countries in the world 2) how difficult, how long and how expensive is it is to obtain certain visa- some of them are just very simple to obtain- on arrival without any problem, some need months and tones of paperwork to obtain 3) how difficult is to obtain a passport- some countries severely limit or do not even allow most of their citizens to travel 4) certain passport allow their citizens not only to travel but also to settle in other countries without particular problems e.g. EU passports (which is in fact a real strength of the passport) 5) location, connections and how rich the citizens are- so real abilities of people to travel 6) foreign policy of the country- which may affect how the traveller is being treated in other country and how easily they can get help if necessary

Is anyone going to talk about how dope new zealand's passport is?

Right now? I used it as a door stop is it's pretty powerful against strong winds.

How silly !! If you stood long enough in front of an embassy to get a travel visa, you will definitely feel how your passport limit your adventures.

The Croatian passport is black. Not red. Please update the error on the video, as I could see the map with Croatia showing in red

Did anyone else notice her short pause and sigh when she was talking about the colour of UK passports reverting back to navy blue after Brexit?

When i read the title first i was like mhh lets check how powerful my password ist then i read the title again and was like ohh my passport then i noticed that my passport is the second strongest

South kores passport is so powerfull that its owner isn't allowed in north korea

Any Singaporeans here? No? Only me? :(

Only thing to meature how strong of your passport is ur financial and money conditions to support you go places.

fascinating! wonder how many of the countries i visited years ago would still allow me visa free visits? motivated to look into it now - thanks! 🙋🏾

This is why I love being a Singaporean

I would argue that the most powerful passport would have to be an EU one, since it doesn't just allow access to all EU member states, but it allows one to live and work in any of those countries indefinately! That is so much more powerful than to be granted a free tourst visa for 30 days...

So convenient to travel as a South Korean. One time felt guity when traveling to UAE w my gf from Taiwan. She had to apply for the visa and it was a hassle and cost her quite a bit of money

Is no one going to point out that the logo in the top left is basically the fly Emirates logo

Turkey did not change their passport color for EU. It's thier national color of red from the flag and bloodshed.

I have a bus pass:is powerful enough?😺

Half of the countries i have visa-free access to, are damn far and it is to expensive even to travel there. Visa is not the only problem. Expensive flight tickets and the currency difference cause the huge troubles.

i have an india passport which was worthless but now its gaining strenght , and now if u have a valid USA UK Canada visa a lot more countries give entry

I thought the German passport is the most powerful one *edit*: i looked it up and you can travel to 162 countries with it so it is the second most powerful passport

this is incorrect information .

There may be types of passports in one country. Not just a specific one. For example I don’t need a visa for Europian countries whereas most of my friends need to apply for a visa and I am thankful to that in every second of my life.

I'm proud to be able to attain the Singapore Passport because I'm a proud singaporean

Can we travel via the internet ?

Count by number of nations is a little misleading. It seems like Europe visa(like German visa) is as powerful as Singapore visa and south Korea visa if only count number. But Singapore visa can enter China without visa and same situation when using south Korea visa to enter Russia. Both country are popular destination for tourism or business and only give very few countries in the world to enter without a visa. Their visa also need lots of documents. And the most important thing is, whether you can travel around world mainly depends on your financial capability... Even you only have a very weak passport, you can easily get a visa easily if you can prove you are rich...

Que bom saber disso. Muito obrigado 💙

That is an interesting short video!

I love my South Korean passport!!

#FYI: Nepal and india have mutual free access to each other

Might I just add the most powerful passport is the black Credit card club. It can open doors in high places before you even show up such as getting visa for travel in hours if not days which would take normal people months, including foreign countries the card also comes with a personal assistant

Just seeing my country sharing number one with South Korea is very cool

Interesting fact about the current British EU passport: Russia has closed both the UK Consulate and the British Arts Council, so any British Citizens who have an issue that needs to be dealt with, obviously cannot get consular assistance in that country ....but there is another way......... The British EU passport in this instance is more powerful, in this case, than you can imagine. If you're an EU passport holder and a situation like this occurs, you can go to the consulate of any other EU member state for help. For example, British citizens can go straight to a German, Italian or even Polish embassy and get assistance through them. After Brexit, we will lose our rights. Not just to freedom of movement but also our right to get consular assistance from another EU member state, if anything happens to a British consulate- anywhere in the world. Food for thought...

2:10 I really get ashamed when some one say that I have one of the weekest passports it really hurts my feelings I am sryian😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

Never knew you needed one 🗺

Very interesting! But the background music is a bit too loud, compared to the voice. :)

And what is with the Swiss Passport?

SADC countries has visa free too to each other!

A price for the Korean passport (for men) would be a long and long and long 2 year mandatory military service...or detention.

The music in this video belongs in a JRPG

Ranking 1. Japan: 190 2. Singapore: 189 3. Germany, France, South Korea: 188 4. Denmark, Finland, Italy, Sweden, Spain: 187

If I have turkhis passaport , where can I go?

Thank you for mentioning macedonia our country not a lot of people know this country 1:12

Former Yugoslavia had one of the best passsports in Europe beacuse you could go on east and west without any problems

Yugoslavia used to be visa free east and west

I’m a United States 🇺🇸 citizen and I can enter 185 nations visa free and visa on arrival. But my parents r former Indian citizens, and everyone in my family has a document called Overseas Citizens of India 🇮🇳 which allows us to visit India 🇮🇳 visa free.

I wish I could visit Singapure. Its a long travel from Brazil

I hold an Australian passport . I have traveled extensively , let me tell you , that thing is like pure gold