United States Passport Drops to 12th in Global Passport Rankings
The Global Passport Rankings have been updated, and the US has dropped out of the top ten list for the first time.
A "powerful" passport means travelers can visit a country without previously acquiring a visa, providing global mobility with fewer requirements.
This ranking signals how a country is viewed, considering factors like low crime rates and historic alliances.
The US passport, historically one of the most powerful, is now ranked 12th globally, according to Henley & Partners' latest list.
A powerful passport hands you global mobility because it lessens the number of hoops you need to jump through to obtain that visa.
Author's summary: US passport ranking drops to 12th globally.
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