The Henley Passport Index is the ranking of all the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access visa-free. The creator of this index, Henley & Partners, has analysed the visa regulations of countries in the world since 2006.

Scoring. The score is calculated as the number of countries that a specific passport can access becomes its visa-free

Globally. As of March 2019, the countries with the most powerful passports are Japan, Singapore and South Korea, with their holders capable of visiting 189 countries visa-free. The countries with the least powerful passports are Iraq and Afghanistan, with their holders being able to visit only 30 countries visa-free.

Oceania Region. Australia and New Zealand have the highest score of 181 (world rank 9) of all nations and island states in the Oceania region.