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Henley Passport Index: Here are the world's most powerful passports for 2022

10) Latvia, Slovenia, Estonia
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10) Latvia, Slovenia, Estonia

With free access to 181 destinations, Latvia, Slovenia and Estonia collectively occupy the tenth position in the list of the most powerful passports in the world.

10) Lithuania and Slovakia
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10) Lithuania and Slovakia

Last but not the least, with visa-free access to 183 destinations, Lithuania and Slovakia collectively occupy the tenth position on the list of the most powerful passports in the world.

8) Poland and Hungary
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8) Poland and Hungary

Poland and Hungary occupy the eighth spot on the list of the world's best passports in 2022 with free access to 183 destinations as per the Henley Passport Index.

7) Greece, Malta, Czech Republic, Canada and Australia
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7) Greece, Malta, Czech Republic, Canada and Australia

With a free access to 185 destinations, Czech Republic, Greece, Malta and New Zealand occupy the seventh position on the list.

5) Portugal and Ireland
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5) Portugal and Ireland

With a free access to 187 destinations, Portugal and Ireland occupy the fifth spot on the list.

4) France, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark and Austria
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4) France, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark and Austria

With a free access to 188 destinations France, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark and Austria occupy the fourth position in the list.

3) Spain, Luxembourg, Italy and Finland
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3) Spain, Luxembourg, Italy and Finland

With a free access to 189 destinations, Spain, Luxembourg, Italy and Finland occupy the third position on the list.

2) South Korea and Germany
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2) South Korea and Germany

With a free access to 190 destinations, South Korea and Germany occupy the second spot on the list.

1) Japan and Singapore
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1) Japan and Singapore

Japan and Singapore have the most powerful passports in the world, with a free access to 192 destinations, according to Henley's Passport Index.