US Passport Falls Behind in Mobility
The U.S. passport's global mobility ranking has declined from tied for No. 1 in 2006 to No. 10 today, according to the Henley Passport Index. Americans can travel visa-free to 180 countries, but the U.S. ranks behind 36 other nations offering greater access, such as Singapore, which allows visa-free travel to 192 destinations. The decline is attributed to limited reciprocity, with U.S. citizens facing restrictions in entering some countries without visas. As a result, many wealthy Americans are seeking second or third passports to improve their global mobility.
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