Greece climbs in the list of the world’s most powerful passports

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The Henley Passport Index suggests that the Greek passport is now in the fifth place among the most powerful passports in the world, with access to 190 destinations.

Greece has jumped two places compared to last year, with Malta and Switzerland next to it on the list.

Australia is found in the 6th place, next to passports from Czechia, New Zealand, and Poland. France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, and Spain are in the first place.

Australia now enjoys access to 189 destinations.

According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the Henley Passport Index uses data from the International Air Transport Association for its measurements, covering 199 passports and 227 travel destinations.

Australia now enjoys access to 189 destinations (up from 188 last quarter).

Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

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