Buwukalen Beach, Philippines.

By @travelingpetitegirl.

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14 MAY 2017 / TRAVELANDLEISUREASIA.COM

Where does your passport rank when it comes to visa-free

access? Globally, as it has for a few years now, holding a

German passport grants you access to 176 countries, tops in

the world, according to a study by Henley & Partners. At 175

countries, Sweden comes a close second; with Denmark,

Finland, Italy, Spain and the U.S. tallying one less, and third

overall. In fourth spot, Singapore leads the pack in Asia, with

173 countries on its list, which ties it with Austria, Belgium

and the United Kingdom.

TL

ASIA

T H I S M O N T H , R E A D E R S G I V E U S A P E E K AT H O W T H E Y

SPEND A DAY BEACHSIDE.

Number of countries

where Malaysian

passport holders enjoy

visa-free status.

Global

ranking of

Brunei

Darussalam,

whose

passport is

visa free in

151 countries.

Thailand’s—with 71 visa-free

countries—ranking in Asia,

behind Singapore, Malaysia,

Brunei and Timor-Leste.

The bi g ges t c l i m b er s i n A s i a du r i n g t he pa s t ye a r, w it h 4 8 v i s a-f r ee

countries for Lao and 41 for Burmese.

LAOS AND BURMA

Number of

countries where

Afghan

passport

holders enjoy

visa-free

access, a

ranking of 218th

or last place in

the world.

All set for Krabi, Thailand.

By @chriestiena.

Trying to find Nemo in Malang,

Indonesia. By @lostinmalang.

Beach views on Koh Chang are

more exciting. By @eloise_baz.

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