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Owning a Dual Passport from Most Powerful Passports in 2025
Today, holders of weak passports are able to own a dual passport from most powerful passports in the world by some citizenship by investment programs.
By 2025, in light of the political and economic transformations that the world is going through, the dual passport has become a major support factor as it provides people with a strong passport to travel easily between countries and financial, tax and trade benefits.
Through the list of the best passports, investors can determine their destination for the dual passport program as it is not only a list of the best and weakest passports, but in other words a list of the strongest and weakest social and policies systems in the world.
Dual passport definition and a brief about passports ranking
With the help of the right dual passport, it becomes smart to exploit some international advantages in today’s world full of opportunities for prosperity such as entering new markets, facilitating international movement and benefiting from the accompanying financial returns.
This list is not only a list of the strongest and weakest passports in the world, but it is also a reflection of the strength and weakness of the policies and economic powers of countries, as Asian and European countries at the beginning of the list enjoy high diplomatic relations and tremendous economic power, unlike countries with weak passports that face crises of all kinds, which affects their relationship with the outside world.
The factors that lead to the weakness of the passport are the political crises faced by countries, while the factors that lead to the strength of the passport are the rapid economic growth of countries and the bilateral relations and agreements between two countries in specific.
Mechanism for calculating the ranking of passports globally
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The international standard mechanism for measuring the strength and weakness of passports is based on data from the International Air Transport Association, symbolized by IATA, based on government sources and major media outlets, where it takes data from all countries, with a total of 227 destinations, and each passport is reviewed individually annually.
If the passport holder enters another country without a visa or a visa upon arrival or an electronic permit upon arrival, he is awarded one point for each country he enters using one of the 3 mentioned methods. If he needs a visa or e-visa before departure, 0 is added to each country he enters using either of these two methods, and the total points determine the strength of the country’s passport compared to other countries.
Dual Passport and World Passport Rankings in 2025
· The World’s Most Powerful Passports in 2025
The Singaporean passport, a small Asian country, tops the list of the most powerful passports in 2025, according to data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), with the ability to enter about 195 countries without a visa, ahead of Japan, which has the ability to enter 193 countries without a visa.
Five European countries shared third place with South Korea, while Scandinavian countries ranked fourth, and the United Kingdom ranked sixth with several other countries. Australia and Greece shared sixth place, Canada and a number of countries ranked seventh, the Czech Republic and Hungary ranked eighth, the United States and Estonia ranked ninth, and the United Arab Emirates ranked tenth.
· The weakest passports in the world for 2025
When talking about countries with the weakest passports, Afghanistan came at the bottom of the list with the possibility of entering only 26 countries without a visa, followed by: Syria 27 countries, Iraq 31 countries, Pakistan and Yemen 33 countries, Somalia 35 countries, Nepal 39 countries, Libya, Palestine and Bangladesh 40 countries, North Korea 41 countries, Eritrea 42 countries and we conclude it in tenth place as the worst passport in Sudan, which allows its passport holder to enter 43 countries without a visa.
Looking at the passport lists, we can say that Asian countries are still leading the scene, and we clearly see the Emirati achievement, as it ranked tenth globally after great leaps in the past few years, unlike other Arab countries represented by Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Palestine and Libya, which occupied the last places in the passport ranking list and for which a dual passport may be more suitable than others.
Countries offer dual passports with strong passports in 2025
After looking at the list of passport rankings around the world, choosing the perfect dual passport has become easier. If we look at the ranking of the top 30 passports in the world, we find that there are 4 Caribbean countries that offer dual passport programs through investment.
Getting a dual passport from one of these four Caribbean countries has become a necessity for ease of movement with the possibility of entering more than 150 countries without a visa, including the United Kingdom, all Schengen countries, China, Canada, and the first Singapore itself.
Caribbean countries that offer dual passport programs and their passport rankings in 2025 globally and the number of countries their passport holders can enter without a visa are:
✓ Saint Kitts Passport – Ranked 24th globally – Access to 157 destinations without a visa
✓ Antigua and Barbuda Passport – Ranked 27th globally – Access to 153 destinations without a visa
✓ Grenada Passport – Ranked 30th globally – Access to 148 destinations without a visa
✓ Saint Lucia Passport – Ranked 30th globally – Access to 148 destinations without a visa
The investment costs for obtaining a dual passport from one of the four Caribbean countries range from $230,000 to $400,000, and in this article let us focus on the Caribbean country that has the strongest passport among the other countries, its name is Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Dual Passport from St. Kitts and Nevis
Saint Kitts and Nevis is the smallest Caribbean country to offer a dual citizenship program, and it boasts tropical weather, stunning tourist attractions, and steady economic growth. Its passport is ranked 24th in the world with visa-free access to 157 countries.
A dual passport from St. Kitts is an excellent choice because it not only provides a powerful passport, but also the opportunity to invest in high-yielding real estate, enjoy tax breaks and incentives, and a steady economic growth projected at 2.8% over the next two years.
In this article, we’ve listed just 3 of the dozens of benefits of having a dual passport from St. Kitts and Nevis or the other three Caribbean countries. For more details, we can guide you on your global journey, just leave a message to our Citizenship via Investment experts, and one of them will contact you as soon as possible.
About Author
Taher Shehab
As co-founder and CEO, Taher Shehab has guided Global Citizen Consultants to be a leader in providing citizenship by investment in over 20 territories, including the Caribbean.
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