Ask not what you can do for your country, but what your country can do for you: From providing emergency passports to hostage rescue.
“The system will not return to what it was: Nationality will not suffice to guarantee safe passage,” Dr. Khanna writes.
What is the lowest number of passports that, combined, give you visa-free travel to all the world’s countries? We’ve done the math.
Using retrogression analysis, PhD candidates in Political Science Ömer Zarpli and Uğur Altundal of, respectively, the University of Pittsburgh and
“You carry that document around and you’re subject to their government. It says right there in the passport that it’s the property of such and such country. And, in a sense, so are you.”
With visa-free access to 85% of the world, the Japanese passport is now the world’s most powerful. Could we soon see a time where some passports reach 100%?
After we last week reported on the Arton Capital Passport Index’ ranking of the UAE-passport as the world’s strongest, a
The United Arab Emirates’ celebration of its 47th national day today coincides with its passport reaching pole position on the
Henley & Partners last week issued a second-quarter update on its Henley Passport Index, showing Japan is now alone at
This article was contributed by Gareth Brookes I was flying back into Dubai the other evening and read an interesting
Press release via Henley & Partners: Japan and Singapore have knocked Germany off the top spot of the Henley Passport Index,
In an article earlier this year titled Index Mania: How to interpret the recent deluge of citizenship rankings, I surmised that,
Press release via Henley & Partners: Germany holds on to 1st place on the Henley Passport Index (henleypassportindex.com) for the fifth year running,
While near the top of the ranking for many years, Singapore until recently had to settle for a silver medal
Opinion of the editor: It appears every investment migration company worth their salt is publishing some form of citizenship index
