Why Some Passports Are Stronger Than Others - Explained! #beyondborders

In this video, we will explore what makes a passport strong and valuable for international travel. From visa-free access to countries, to diplomatic relationships between nations, there are many factors that determine a passport's strength. We will also take a look at some of the strongest passports in the world and what benefits they offer to their holders. Join us as we dive into the world of passport power and discover what makes a passport truly valuable in today's globalized world.

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[finnibat]

To be fair, the Spanish and German passports are arguably 'stronger' than the Japanese one, because with them you also get the right to life and work without any additional visas in all other 26 EU countries.

[darkside]

Owning a weak passport is one of the worst things that could happen to you.

[Fred-zkwv]

I dream of a day humans can run around the world freely again. I dream of a star trek world. I guess you may say am only a dreamer but am not the only one.

[herohero-fwvc]

Japanese don't break laws. Also, the quality of tourism is the highest in the have a Japanese passport & it's so easy going through airport customs.

[gecekusu]

The difference between Turkey and iran is amazing. Democracy is so important

[Murmilone]

Syrian citizens travel without a visa to the whole Europe. They just don't check in at the border control.

[MeteTurkmen]

Clearly explained and summarized. State-of-the-art explanation. Nicely done!

[MrJabba]

Narrator: "Japan has a civilised form of diplomacy with regional neighbours, instead of going to war with them..."

Any person vaguely aware of the Pacific front of WWII: "Yeah, NOW they don't!" 👀😂

[robocopter]

I don't agree on some points with this video. Eu has made my country their refugee depot and had a deal with visa liberalization and promised to send money for refugees. At the end they did not keep the deal and send money and country is in crisis since 2018. ironically, Venezuela is in economic crisis and its president Maduro is known as dictator and Venezuelan passport does not require visa to enter EU countries. That's odd.

[zeynepguler]

I have 💚 passport yo let's go somewhere 🤩

[rosickyka]

Bu kanalı yeni keşfettim. Gerçekten internete ödediğim parayı sonuna kadar çıkarttığımı düşünüyorum🎉

[latrellagujitas]

I have Philippines and Canada passport. I often use my Canada passport because of how many countries I can go to.

[dsindun]

nowadays singiporean‘s visa is the strongest

[nilakshandissanayake]

Great feeling when I moved from one of the weakest passports to one of the most powerful this year. 🎉🎉😂

[yavuzmemisoglu]

I will invest to Portugal for my 3rd citizenship

[michaeldunham]

Doesn't Japan have a stagnant economy?

[willianborderes]

I have Luxembourgish and Brazilian passports. I feel blessed to have strong passports 🙏🏻

[vlkngrt]

If you have Turkish green passport . You can travel schengen countries, Russia, China without visa.

[invisibleadversary]

Though the U.S. isn’t technically the #1 ranked passport anymore it’s still the most desired passport. American citizenship holds the most cachet worldwide.

[Ydooo]

japanese passports are not that strong