Most prestigious and desired passport in Argentina

Well, France is already the land of BLACK BVLLS, so you're welcome there.

German passport is best EU passport

BASED

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Below North Korea

I'm french but I don't have a passport. It's expensive I think :( , and I have no use.

I think I saw a graph saying the German passport is the one letting you visit the most number of countries.

Japan has more.

Admit it, fuckers, you just want us to help you with your upcoming invasion of the Falkland Islands

No.

This is the best one, prove me wrong.

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The best passports to hold midway through 2019 are:

1. Japan, Singapore (189 destinations)
2. Finland, Germany, South Korea (187)
3. Denmark, Italy, Luxembourg (186)
4. France, Spain, Sweden (185)
5. Austria, Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland (184)
6. Belgium, Canada, Greece, Ireland, Norway, United Kingdom, United States (183)
7. Malta (182)
8. Czech Republic (181)
9. Australia, Iceland, Lithuania, New Zealand (180)
10. Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia (179)

The worst passports to hold

Several countries around the world have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to fewer than 40 countries. These include:
101. Bangladesh, Eritrea, Iran, Lebanon, North Korea (39 destinations)
102. Nepal (38)
103. Libya, Palestinian Territory, Sudan (37)
104. Yemen (33)
105. Somalia (31)
106. Pakistan (30)
107. Syria (29)
108. Iraq (27)
109. Afghanistan (25)

edition.cnn.com/travel/article/henley-index-world-best-passport-2019-intl/index.html

I'll never have the time to visit 185 countries

Mexico isn't too bad either
>visa-free or visa on arrival access to 157 countries and territories

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Hmm.

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There are side benefits that are more important than just number of destinations. For example, EU passport holders can live and work anywhere in the EU. If you're Maltese, you are also a Commonwealth citizen which gives you access to CW consular services and the right to vote in some CW countries.

b&r

Yes, I also found this website but because I was doubting, I decided to quote CNN, because it's more """trustworthy""".

:(

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i have australia and ireland noice

I'd trade a German passport for an Argie qt,
Do Argie chicitas like 2m tall bearded German men?

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where do these rank

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>Argentina is the land for italian-PAULISTAS

Italian-PAULISTA shemale got married with an american guy

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Why is the south african one in french but not in afrikaans? It belong into the trash for that.

The kiwi one is based

NZ on par with Australia, Czecia, Slovenia at rank 6. South Africa is rank 42, under Russia, Albania and Micronesia.

passportindex.org/byRank.php

Because the black government of ZA thinks that Afrikaans is a racist language.

fascist nations.

>the black government
Not just the government; the ANC is pretty representative of the dindu population at large in ZA.

>Until 1994, they were also printed inAfrikaans
hmm something else happened in 1994 too. But in regards to French, apparently it was international law at some time. British passports also had it. Don't know why SA hasn't removed it.

lmao glad I renounced my SA citizenship

Pssh, nothin personnel kid

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wierd, according to this website we have one more country than germany
thanks nigeria