St Vincent and the Grenadines passport ranks 7th in the caribbean and have also been ranked 32nd globally according to the latest rankings.
According to the 2018 data of passports St Vincent and the Grenadines rank affords its citizen visa free entry to 145 countries.
St Lucia showed the largest growth, leaping five spots from 36th place in 2017 to 31st place in 2018.
The Caribbean rankings are as follows:
1. 21st – Barbados (visa-free access to 161 destinations)
2. 23rd – Bahamas (visa-free access to 155 destinations)
3. 26th – St Kitts & Nevis (visa-free access to 151 destinations)
4. 27th – Antigua and Barbuda (visa-free access to 150 destinations)
5. 30th – Trinidad and Tobago (visa-free access to 147 destinations)
6. 31st – St Lucia (visa-free access to 146 destinations)
7. 32nd – St Vincent & the Grenadines (visa-free access to 145 destinations)
8. 33rd – Grenada (visa-free access to 144 destinations)
9. 37th – Dominica (visa-free access to 137 destinations)
10. 61st – Jamaica (visa-free access to 84 destinations)
11. 75th – Dominica Republic (visa-free access to 66 destinations)
12. 76th – Cuba (visa-free access to 65 destinations)
13. 89th – Haiti (visa-free access to 52 destinations)
The Passport Index is a ranking of all the passports of the world according to the number of countries their holders can travel to visa-free.
The ranking is based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which maintains the world’s largest and most comprehensive database of travel information, and is enhanced by extensive in-house research.
