The updated list states that holders of Pakistani passports can now enter 32 countries with visa-on-arrival access or without a visa. Pakistan’s passport now ranks 100th in the world, up from previous years, putting it on par with Yemen and Somalia, which are in the same ranking, according to the Henley & Partners international ranking.
In the meantime, Henley & Partners has also disclosed the top 10 strongest passports in the world, providing the greatest worldwide access, with Japan, Singapore, and Germany leading the pack.
Another significant development is the bilateral agreement that Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) signed, which permits citizens with official and diplomatic passports to travel between the two nations without a visa.
This agreement will facilitate officials’ travel-related formalities, strengthening diplomatic cooperation and bilateral ties.
