A Singapore passport has been ranked as the world’s most powerful in 2025, while the U.S. passport lost some of its travel power, according to data from migration advisory firm Henley & Partners.

Japan is ranked a close second, while Afghanistan has the least powerful passport. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Whether it's jetting off for a trip across the globe or a short getaway nearby, Singaporeans enjoy the luxury of travelling without much worry about getting a visa, thanks to the strength of our passport.

Singapore tops the Henley Passport Index 2025 with access to 195 destinations, while India's passport drops to 85th, offering visa-free access to 57 countries.

Singapore has once again topped the Henley Passport Index for 2025. The coveted ranking gives Singaporean passport holders visa-free access to a staggering 195 destinations across the globe. Japan closely follows, with its passport providing visa-free entry to 193 countries.

The strength of a country’s passport is dependent on how many countries allow visa-free access to its holder. The Henley Passport Index includes 199 passports

India's passport ranking has dropped to 85th in the Henley Passport Index 2025, allowing visa-free access to 57 countries. Meanwhile, Singapore reclaimed the top spot and the UAE entered the top 10. The US and UK continue to see declines,

Singapore has topped the Henley Passport Index for 2025, marking its position as the world's strongest passport. Singaporean passport holders can travel to 195 destinations without needing a visa. Japan follows in second place,