Passport Power: Visa-Free Access Statistics (2026)

How second citizenship upgrades global mobility — visa-free access data for the passports investors acquire most, and how they compare to the world’s strongest.

Illustrative Visa-Free Access (Approx.)

Passport	Visa-Free/On-Arrival Destinations
Top-tier EU (e.g. Malta)	~180+
Caribbean CBI (e.g. Grenada)	~140–150
Türkiye	~110+
Vanuatu	~90+

Key Takeaways

A strong second passport can add 100+ visa-free destinations for citizens of restricted-passport countries.
EU passports rank among the world’s most powerful for mobility.
Caribbean passports typically unlock 140+ destinations including the Schengen Area.

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Sources & Methodology

This analysis synthesises publicly reported industry data and government program figures. Key references: Henley & Partners Passport Index & Wealth Reports, Investment Migration Council (IMC), OECD, IMF and UNCTAD. Figures are industry estimates and program-published ranges, updated 2026; verify current program terms before applying.

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Global Citizenship HQ (2026). Passport Power & Visa-Free Access Statistics 2026. Retrieved from https://globalcitizenshiphq.com/passport-power-statistics/

Frequently Asked Questions

How many countries can I visit with a Caribbean passport?

Caribbean CBI passports typically provide visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to roughly 140–150 destinations, including the Schengen Area and the UK for several programs.

What is the strongest second passport?

EU passports (such as Malta) rank among the strongest, with visa-free access to around 180+ destinations.

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