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janrinok
on Wednesday August 13 2014, @09:56PM
from the perhaps-more-people-want-to-leave-the-UK? dept.
from the perhaps-more-people-want-to-leave-the-UK? dept.
The passport to have if you want to avoid complicated visa requirements is a British, Finnish or Swedish one. These passports gives the right to admission into 173 countries without visa or with a simplified visa at arrival according to the British consulting bureau Movehub. Second place is passports from Denmark, Luxembourg, Germany and USA with 172 countries. The passport that gives the least amount of freedom of movement is the Afghan, that gives the right to admission without visa or simplified visa into 28 countries.
However, the US passport is only marginally behind the top 3 - by 1 country!
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The Passport With Most Access to Have is a UK, SE, FI One
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You fill a much-needed gap.
(Score: 3, Interesting) by isostatic on Wednesday August 13 2014, @10:59PM
Many countries have different charges for visas. If you have an Irish passport and want to go to India as a tourist, you'll be charged £42. A UK passport you'll get charged £82.
Best thing to happen lately for us brits is the free transit visa for China. You can visit Beijing for 72 hours by flying LHR-PEK-HKG. You can then come back for another 72 hours. Far easier than arranging a visa up front. I've been to china twice this year using that method.