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The status of the American passport has changed over the past twenty years, becoming the tenth most powerful in the world according to the Henley Passport Index, with access to 180 destinations without a visa in 2026, up from 130 destinations in 2006. While Singapore topped the ranking by allowing its holders to enter 192 destinations, European countries such as Denmark and Finland, which previously led, have moved up to advanced positions, with a significant increase in the number of permitted destinations—especially the United Arab Emirates, which expanded from 35 to 188 destinations. The report confirms that the strength of a passport reflects a country's geopolitical and economic relations, with a positive correlation between the level of peace and the durability of passports—although some countries like the United States are an exception, maintaining their position despite a decline in their ranking on the Global Peace Index.
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