Canadian Passport Ranks Higher than U.S. in Visa-Free Access
According to the Henley Passport Index, Canada has surpassed the U.S. in terms of visa-free access to countries around the world.
The index ranks Canada in 9th place, while the U.S. has fallen behind. A year ago, both countries were tied at 7th place.
The shift is attributed to countries imposing reciprocal policies in response to new U.S. visa restrictions or entry requirements, according to Henley and Partners.
- Canadians can access Belarus, Papua New Guinea, and Uzbekistan without a visa.
- They can also skip the visa requirement upon arriving in Bolivia and Rwanda.
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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