Unbelievable! See How Many Country You Can Travel To Without A Visa With Your Nigeria Passport

The Passport Index has revealed that Nigerians can travel to 44 countries either without a visa at all or can have one issued on arrival.The Passport Index, compiled by Canada-based global consultancy Arton Capital, also showed that In Africa, Djibouti and Congo have slightly higher nations they can visit visa-free at 45 countries; Algeria (46); Liberia, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, and Burundi and Cameroon (47). Others are Central Africa Republic (48); Guinea-Bissau, Chad, Egypt (50); Comoros, Gabon, Mali, Madagascar (52); Togo, Niger, Mozambique (53); Rwanda (54); Senegal, Mauritania, Burkina Faso (55); Guinea, Ivory Coast (56); Sao Tome, Benin, Morocco (58); and Ghana, Sierra Leone (60).Uganda and Zimbabwe rank higher with 61 and 62 visa-free countries respectively, while Cape Verde, Tunisia and Zambia are on 63; followed by Tanzania (65); Gambia (66); Namibia (67); and Kenya, Malawi (68).Tiny Singapore statistically now has the world’s most powerful passport, according to the new ranking, with its citizens able to travel to the greatest number of countries visa-free and said the city-state grabbed the top spot after Paraguay removed restrictions for Singaporeans. That means the approximately 3.4 million holders of Singaporean passports can now travel to 159 countries either without a visa at all, or can have one issued on arrival.Germany came in second place, with its citizens able to visit 158 countries without a visa, while Sweden and South Korea tied for third. The US passport was in sixth place, alongside Malaysia, Ireland and Canada. Afghanistan came bottom of the list with visa-free access to just 22 countries. Passport Index said the US passport’s usefulness has fallen since President Donald Trump took office, with Turkey and the Central African Republic becoming the most recent countries to revoke their visa-free entry for holders.Photo Credit: Getty

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