Canadian Passport Ranks Higher than U.S. in Visa-Free Access
According to the Henley Passport Index, Canada now ranks 9th in terms of visa-free access to countries, surpassing the U.S.
Previously, both countries were tied at 7th place, but changes in visa policies have led to the shift. The Henley Passport Index, issued by Henley and Partners for two decades, attributes this change to countries imposing reciprocal policies in response to new U.S. visa restrictions.
- Canadian passport holders can visit Belarus, Papua New Guinea, and Uzbekistan without a visa.
- They can also enter Bolivia and Rwanda without a visa upon arrival.
Canadian passport holders have overtaken Americans in terms of visa-free access to the world.
Author's summary: Canada's passport now outranks the U.S. in visa-free travel.
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