 Hi guys, welcome back to the channel. It's Meks from the Meks Creation. If it's your first time, please consider supporting and subscribing to this channel. In today's video, we are going to look at what we call the top most powerful car passports relieved in 2023. Remember, when we are talking about the top most powerful passports, we look at how many countries are free, these are free, a country can travel, the holder of that passport can travel to the countries around the world without requiring to what we call the visas. And when you look at the Henry passport index that was based on the exclusive data from what you call the International Air Transport Association for the year 2023, it released what you call company or it releases a company of what you call 199 different passports with visa free access to 227 destinations around the world. And right now in this list, we are going to look at the top most powerful passports. We are going to look at its rank, we are going to look at even how many visa free country that passport holder of that country can travel without requiring the passport and what we call the visa free score. Remember, these are ranked according to how many destinations, how many countries you can travel without requiring the passport. In position number one, we have Japan meaning that the holder of the Japanese passport can travel 193 countries without requiring what you call a visa. In position number two, we have what you call Singapore and South Korea meaning that the holders of those countries can travel 192 countries without requiring a visa. Then we look at position number three is German and Spain meaning that holders of those countries can travel 190 countries without requiring a visa. Position number four is Finland, Italy and Luxembourg which is 189 and holders of those countries can travel different countries around the world without needing a visa in 189 countries. In position number five is Austria, Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden and this one take position five with 188 visa free countries or what you call visa free scores. Position number six is France, Ireland, Portugal, United Kingdom which gives a visa free score of 187. Meaning that holders of those countries can travel around the world in 187 countries without requiring a visa. Then in position number seven we are looking at Belgium, Czech Republic, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and United States of America which is 186 which is called the visa free scores. What you call citizens or holders of those passports of those countries can travel 186 countries without requiring a visa. In position number eight we look at Austria, Canada, Greece and Malta, holders of those passports of Australia, Canada and Greece and Malta can travel 185 countries without requiring a visa. In position number nine we are surprised that we have Poland and Hungary meaning that holders of those passports from those countries of Poland and Hungary can travel 184 countries without requiring a visa. This is according to Henry passport index which was based on an exclusive data from what you call an international air travel relieved in 2023. Then we look at her in position number 10 we are looking at what you call Ruthenia and Slovakia which has a visa which has what you call a visa free score of 183 as according to the latest data that is being released. Meaning that anyone coming from Ruthenia and coming from Slovakia can travel 183 countries without requiring what you call a visa. Then when you look at in the Gulf itself, I think this can be there for people who are apparently living in Qatar. You may want to know what is all about Qatar for Qatar. It is now ranked at a position of 55 in 2023 with what you call a visa free access to 100 destinations earlier in what you call 2029, 2022 and 2021. And 2020 to remember the country was ranked at 57, 54, 6th and 57 respectively. So that is the latest information that we have and that is the latest update we have hope after I to share something. Thank you so much for coming back to this channel. It makes for my next question. See you again in the next video.