Which country has the world's most valuable passport?

Henley & Partners has traditionally published a list of the most valuable passports in the world, with the criterion being the number of countries the passport provides “free access” to.

Japan took the leading spot, as the country's citizens are able to travel to 189 countries without visa requirements or by getting visas at the airport.

It is followed by Singapore (188 countries) and the former leader, Germany, which shares the second place with Singapore. The third place belongs to Finland, France, Italy, Sweden, Spain and South Korea (187 countries each), RTS reports.

Of the countries of the region, Slovenia has the most valuable passport, whereas, on the other hand, Bosnia and Herzegovina placed the lowest, taking the 46th spot.

The Serbian passport placed 36th.

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