Passport visa-free countries rank China visa-free countries?

The global ranking of 202 1 Henry Passport Index was updated in the latest quarter. Based on big data statistics, 227 tourist destinations around the world are ranked according to the number of visa-free countries and regions. Among the passports commonly used in 199 countries and regions around the world, the following rankings are obtained: the first one is Japanese passport, the last one is Afghan passport, and the passports of three regions in China rank high. The following is a summary of some visa-free countries.

Passports of the top ten countries and regions.

1. First place, Japanese passport: visa-free or 193 countries and regions in landing visa;

2. Second place, Singapore passport: visa-free or 192 countries and regions in landing visa;

3. Third place, Korean and German passports: visa-free or landing visa 19 1 country and region;

4. Fourth place, Italian, Finnish, Spanish and Luxemburg passports: visa-free or landing visa 190 countries and regions;

5. Fifth place, Danish and Austrian passports: visa-free or landing visa 189 countries and regions;

6. Sixth place, Sweden, France, Portugal, Netherlands, Ireland: visa-free or landing visa 186 countries and regions;

7. Seventh place, Swiss, American, British, Belgian and New Zealand passports: visa-free or landing visa 185 countries and regions;

8. Eighth place, Norwegian, Greek, Czech and Maltese passports: visa-free or landing visa 186 countries and regions;

9. Ninth place, Canadian and Australian passports: visa-free or landing visa 185 countries and regions;

10. 10, Hungarian passport: visa-free or landing visa 184 countries and regions.

Passports of top ten countries and regions.

1. Afghan passport, the last one, visa-free for 26 countries and regions or landing visa;

2. Iraqi passport, the penultimate, visa-free or landing visa in 28 countries and regions;

3. Syria, the third from the bottom, visa-free or 29 countries and regions in landing visa;

4. Pakistani passport, the fourth from the bottom, visa-free or 32 countries and regions in landing visa;

5. Yemeni passport, the fifth from the bottom, visa-free or 33 countries and regions in landing visa;

6. Somali passport, the sixth from the bottom, visa-free or 33 countries and regions in landing visa;

7. Palestinian passport, seventh from the bottom, visa-free or 37 countries and regions in landing visa;

8. Nepalese passport, eighth from the bottom, visa-free or landing visa in 38 countries and regions;

9. North Korean passport, the ninth from the bottom, visa-free or landing visa in 39 countries and regions;

10. Libyan passport, Kosovo, penultimate 10, visa-free or 40 countries and regions in landing visa.

Heinz passport ranking is limited to tourism data, and the number of tourist destinations in each country or region is counted. If passport holders in a certain country or region do not need a visa, or when entering a tourist destination, they can obtain visa-free items such as visa on arrival, visitor permit or electronic travel authorization (eTA) without prior approval, thus obtaining multiple tourist destinations. If you need a visa to go to a certain place, or the passport holder needs to obtain an approved electronic visa (e-Visa) before departure, and the passport holder needs to obtain an arrival visa before arrival, it will not be counted in the total number of visa-free items in the ranking. As for which countries' passports will be visa-free in tourist destinations, local policies are different. At present, Japan has won the first place for three consecutive times, and Chinese mainland passport ranks 72nd in the latest: visa-free or 78 countries and regions in landing visa; Domestic code 18: visa-free or landing visa 17 1 country and region; China 3 1: visa-free or landing visa 146 countries and regions; Macao ranks 32 nd; Or 145 landing visa countries and regions are exempt from visa.

Which countries can China go to for visa exemption?

At present, which countries and regions have visa-free entry for Chinese mainland passports? If we add an electronic signature, there are actually many places to travel in our passports. We have 78 tourist destinations except those that need to be approved (even the second batch online). However, it should be noted that these are for reference only. When actually traveling, you need to go to the entry-exit administration departments of China and destination countries and regions for verification. Among them, one "*" asterisk requires visa on arrival, and two "* *" asterisks require visitor permission or electronic travel authorization (eTA). According to the major states and regions, the order is as follows.

1. Oceania: Cook Islands, Fiji, Micronesia, Niue, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau *, Samoa *, Tonga *, Tuvalu * and Vanuatu;

2. Middle East: Armenia *, Azerbaijan *, Bahrain *, Iran *, Iraq, Jordan *, Lebanon *, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia * and United Arab Emirates;

Europe: Albania *, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Ukraine;

Caribbean, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Turks and Caicos Islands;

Asia: Bangladesh *, Brunei *, Cambodia *, Indonesia, Laos *, Maldives *, Myanmar *, Nepal *, Sri Lanka * *, Thailand *, East Timor *, Uzbekistan.

6. America: Bolivia *, Costa Rica, Ecuador;

Africa: Cape Verde *, Comoros, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia *, Gabon *, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau *, Kenya *, Madagascar *, Malawi *, Mauritania *, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique *, Rwanda *, Sao Tome and Principe *, Senegal *, Seychelles *, Sierra Leone *, Somalia *,

According to the latest ranking update in the first quarter of 20021,at present, Africa is the most frequently visited place for our passports, followed by Asia, the Middle East and America. This global epidemic has a great impact on the tourism of various countries, but it has the greatest impact on the ranking of our passports. I hope that with the annual renewal of passport travel quotas, more and more visa-free quotas will be added to our passports, saving time and money for our travel!