Feb 18, 2026
Afghanistan ranks last, with access to roughly two dozen destinations visa-free or via visa on arrival, the lowest global mobility score in 2026.
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Iraq remains near the bottom of the ranking, with access to way fewer destinations without obtaining a visa beforehand.
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Nepal appears among the bottom ranked passports, with visa free access to only a few dozen countries worldwide.
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North Korea also comes under the category of weaker passports. Limited bilateral travel agreements and political isolation restrict movement abroad.
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Pakistan also shares a low ranking. Complex regional politics and security concerns limit their global travel. privileges
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Internal conflict, diplomatic outreach limits, and fewer visa-waiver agreements keep mobility low for their citizens.
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Ranked among the weakest, Syrian passport holders can visit only a few countries visa-free or with visa on arrival, largely due to ongoing conflict and international sanctions.
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Yemen shares a similarly low ranking, as internal conflict has significantly affected international travel agreements.
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