Japanese passports are visa-free in 190 countries around the world. Why so many?

In the 20 19 Heinz passport ranking, Japanese passport ranked first in the 190 visa-free national passport ranking, becoming the most valuable passport in the world. Then, why are Japanese passports exempted from visas by so many countries?

1. Japan's economy is developed and people's consumption level is relatively high.

Japan's per capita GDP is $39,000, which is reasonably distributed and there are basically no poor people. Therefore, all countries in the world do not have to worry that the Japanese will not leave after entering the country, which will seriously affect social order and compete for the welfare of other countries. Japanese like to enjoy life, so they are willing to spend money on themselves, so when they go abroad, they want the best things, the best food and a better life. In addition, people have strong purchasing power and often go to other countries to buy the goods they need, so many countries are visa-free to Japan.

2. Japanese people are highly educated and have a high overall cultural quality.

The streets in Japan are still very clean, which shows that the quality of Japanese citizens is still very high. So there is no rejection anywhere. The places they go are clean. Of course, for other countries, high-quality tourists are more popular. The high quality of Japanese people also means a low crime rate, which brings a high sense of security to other countries, so Japanese passports can be exempted from passports of many countries. As tourists, people naturally tend to welcome high-quality people.

Japan has close relations with European countries.

Japan is a die-hard ally of the United States. Of course, Japan is also welcomed by American and European allies. The United States and its allies are not mutually exclusive, so Japan and European and American countries can grant visa-free treatment to each other. Japan's special geographical position makes it closely related to western European countries. Japan is studying the economy and culture of Western Europe. Very friendly to the economic problems of many western countries, so many European countries will welcome Japanese tourists.