Canadian Passport Overtakes U.S. in Visa-Free Access
The Henley Passport Index ranks Canada in 9th place for visa-free access to various countries.
According to the index, Canadian citizens can visit more countries without a visa than U.S. citizens, with Canada outranking the U.S.
- Canada is in 9th place, while the U.S. has fallen behind.
- Canadian passport holders can access Belarus, Papua New Guinea, and Uzbekistan without a visa.
- They can also skip visa requirements upon arrival in Bolivia and Rwanda.
Henley and Partners attributes the shift to countries imposing reciprocal policies in response to new U.S. visa restrictions or entry requirements.
Author's summary: Canada's passport now offers more visa-free travel options than the U.S.
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