What can your passport actually do?
Enter your passport below to instantly see visa-free travel, freedom-of-movement rights, citizenship-by-investment, golden visas, and fast-track immigration - all from official government sources.
- Countries
- 199
- Visa policies
- 194
- CBI · Golden-visa
- 22 · 383
- Fast-track programs
- 240
Your Passport(s)
Enter the country whose passport you hold - add multiple if you have dual citizenship
Visas & Permits You Holdoptional
Holding a US visa, Schengen visa, or Japan residence permit unlocks extra destinations beyond your passport alone
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See visa-free destinations, freedom-of-movement rights, golden visas, citizenship programs, and fast-track immigration open to you - all from official government sources.
How Earth Visa works
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Select your passport
Enter the country you hold citizenship in. Add multiple passports if you hold dual or multiple citizenships to see the combined reach.
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Add any visas you hold
Holding a US visa, Schengen visa, or Japanese residence permit unlocks dozens of additional visa-free destinations beyond your passport alone.
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Explore your options
See every destination you can reach visa-free, on arrival, or with an eTA - plus citizenship by investment, golden visas, and fast-track immigration programs.
Frequently asked questions
What is passport strength and how is it measured?
Passport strength refers to how many countries a passport holder can visit without obtaining a visa in advance. It is measured by counting the number of destinations offering visa-free access, visa on arrival, or electronic travel authorisation (eTA) to holders of a given passport. Stronger passports - typically those from the EU, US, Japan, UK, Australia, and Canada - can access 170+ destinations without prior visa arrangements.
Which passport gives the most visa-free countries in 2025?
As of 2025, European passports from Luxembourg, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, and several others consistently rank at the top, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 170+ destinations. Japanese and Singaporean passports are also among the world's strongest.
Can holding a US visa increase my travel options?
Yes. Holding a valid US visa (B1/B2 tourist or business visa, or a US Green Card) unlocks additional visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to dozens of countries including Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Albania, Kosovo, and several others - destinations that may otherwise require a visa for your nationality.
What is citizenship by investment (CBI)?
Citizenship by investment (CBI) is a legal process by which a country grants citizenship to foreign nationals who make a qualifying economic contribution - typically a donation to a national development fund, purchase of real estate, or investment in government bonds. Popular CBI programs include those offered by Caribbean nations (St Kitts and Nevis, Dominica, Grenada, Antigua and Barbuda, St Lucia), Malta, Turkey, Jordan, and Vanuatu.
What is a golden visa and how does it differ from CBI?
A golden visa (also called residency by investment or RBI) grants residency rights - not citizenship - in exchange for a qualifying investment. Unlike citizenship by investment programs, golden visas typically offer a pathway to citizenship after a period of residency. Popular golden visa programs include those of Portugal, Greece, Spain, UAE, Malta, and several other EU and Gulf states.
How accurate is this passport data?
Earth Visa sources visa policy data exclusively from official government sources - foreign ministry pages, border authority portals, and published bilateral visa agreements. Each entry links to its official source. Data is updated continuously. Where governments do not publish structured visa-free lists, we do not extrapolate - so reach counts are conservative lower bounds.
What is the difference between visa-free and visa on arrival?
Visa-free access means you can enter a country with just your passport - no advance application, no fee, no paperwork at the border. Visa on arrival means you receive an entry stamp or sticker at the airport upon landing and pay a small fee there. Both allow entry without pre-arranged appointments at embassies or consulates, but visa on arrival typically involves a short queue and a fee at the port of entry.
What is an eTA or e-Visa?
An Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) or e-Visa requires a brief online application - usually 5–15 minutes - and approval typically arrives within minutes to a few days. It costs a small fee but requires no embassy visit or paper visa. Countries offering eTAs to your passport include Australia, Canada, UK, and many others.