Yes, although there are numerous definitions of the word 'powerful'. Pretty certain a US passport is pretty powerful in certain circumstances and having a British passport is probably more powerful than a Singaporean one in certain situations abroad. As mentioned below, this is the reference to power in terms of visa free travel, which is
useful more than
powerful, but there we go. That's why i was asking
https://www.onlinevisa.com/news/worl...%202nd%20place.
Still, it looks like the EU passports have visa free access to between 182 and 190 countries. Great.
The UK has visa free access to 187, so is more POWERFUL than a Belgian by the looks of it. POWER!!
The loss of the freedom to automatically live wherever you want in the EU is a loss of Brexit. I'm not sure the above is that dramatic. I wonder what the single country the Dutch can have visa free travel to that we can't is for example?
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Yes, although there are numerous definitions of the word 'powerful'. Pretty certain a US passport is pretty powerful in certain circumstances and having a British passport is probably more powerful than a Singaporean one in certain situations abroad. As mentioned below, this is the reference to power in terms of visa free travel, which is useful more than powerful, but there we go. That's why i was asking
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