Indian Passport: Good news for all Indians who are Indian Passports! Will be able to travel in 59 countries without Visa

Indian Passport: Recently the Indian passport has become much stronger than before. The Indian passport is now ranked 84th in the world's strongest passport, earlier it was at 90th position. Now Indian passport holders can also travel to 59 countries without prior visa. Let's know how.

Indian Passport: India has further strengthened its Indian Passport in the year 2022. Last year, the Indian passport was ranked 90th in the list of the world's strongest passports, but this year it has climbed six places to 84th.

 Indian Passport: Now Indian Passport has access to 59 countries where no prior visa is required. Indian passport holders can now travel to 59 countries without prior visa.

Indian Passport: Let us also tell you that the strength of the passport means that it allows travel to many countries without prior visa.

Indian Passport: According to the 'Henley Passport Index', people with an Indian passport can now travel to 59 places without a visa. The index is based on data from the International Air Transport Authority (IATA).

Indian Passport: India ranks 84th in this list. Oman is the new country where Indian passport holders can get visa-free, compared to 58 visa-free access destinations in the fourth quarter of 2021.

The index's top passports are Luxembourg, Italy, Finland, France, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Austria, Portugal and Ireland, all of which have been ranked at the top of the Henley Passport Index.

Indian Passport: Singapore and Japan are at the top of this ranking. These journeys reflect record-breaking levels of freedom. Passport holders from these two Asian countries can now enter 192 destinations across the world visa-free.

Indian Passport: This number is 166 more than Afghanistan, which is at the bottom of this index. Over 12.8 million passports were issued in 2019 by passport issuing authorities in India and abroad, making India the third largest passport issuer globally after China and the United States.