The Moroccan passport has secured the 69th position globally in the latest ranking by Henley & Partners, a firm specializing in global travel documentation. The passport allows holders to travel to 73 countries without the need for a visa, marking an improvement in recent years.
According to the report, the Moroccan passport ended 2024 in a stronger position, having ranked 71st the previous year and 80th and 78th in 2023 and 2022, respectively. It now leads the rankings for the strongest passports in the Maghreb region.
Following Morocco, Tunisia’s passport ranks 73rd globally, granting access to 69 destinations without a visa. Mauritania comes in at 84th, while Algeria and Libya hold the 86th and 100th spots, respectively.
On a global scale, Singapore’s passport claimed the top spot, offering visa-free entry to 195 destinations. Japan’s passport ranked second, enabling access to 193 countries. Six nations—Finland, France, Germany, Italy, South Korea, and Spain—tied for third place, with their passports granting visa-free travel to 192 destinations.
In the Arab world, the United Arab Emirates leads with its passport ranked 10th globally, allowing visa-free travel to 185 destinations. Qatar follows at 47th globally with access to 112 countries, and Kuwait takes the 50th position.
Meanwhile, Afghanistan’s passport remains at the bottom of the global rankings at 106th, permitting visa-free travel to just 26 destinations. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Pakistan also rank near the bottom, highlighting the limited travel options for their passport holders.
Holders of the Moroccan passport can access numerous African nations, reflecting strong political and economic ties with these countries. Other visa-free destinations include countries in Asia, the Caribbean, and Latin America, bolstering Morocco’s regional and international connectivity.
This upward trajectory in rankings demonstrates Morocco’s growing influence and its efforts to strengthen international relationships, making travel more accessible for its citizens.
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