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Invented by Arton Capital, the Passport Index® is the leading interactive mobility intelligence platform.

It tracks global mobility barriers in real time and empowers individuals and governments to enhance their freedom of movement. Passport Index is the world’s most popular online interactive tool, which collects, displays and ranks the passports of the world. It is the only live global ranking of passports, updated as frequently as new visa waivers and changes are announced. Visitors can dive into t

he fascinating world of passports, explore their designs, sort them by country, region and even by color. For the first time ever, visitors can compare passports side by side.

06/08/2026

Slovenia just gave its passport a serious upgrade. 🇸🇮

The redesigned document blends next-level security with the country’s national identity, from QR code verification to UV elements and advanced microtext protection. Same trusted Slovenian passport, smarter and safer than ever.

Already holding the current version? No rush. It stays valid right up to its expiry date.

Curious how Slovenia’s passport ranks for global mobility? Find out on Passport Index.

06/03/2026

Your Thailand trip just got shorter.

The visa-free window that let travelers from 93 countries stay 60 days is being scaled back to a tiered system, and most visitors now get half the time they were used to.

Here’s the breakdown:

- 30 days for 54 countries
- 15 days for Maldives, Mauritius, and Seychelles
- Visa on arrival for Azerbaijan, Belarus, India, and Serbia

Already in Thailand? You keep your current permitted stay. The new rules only take effect after official publication in the Royal Gazette.

If a long Thailand stay was on your radar, the math just changed. Save this so you know exactly where you stand before you book.

Track real-time entry requirements with Passport Index

06/02/2026

The U.S. just waived the visa bond for 2026 World Cup fans from five qualifying nations: Algeria, Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Tunisia. That’s thousands in upfront deposits, gone.

But the fine print matters. The waiver drops the bond, not the visa. Standard rules, entry screening, and long processing times still apply, so start the paperwork early.

Passport Index keeps you on top of every visa change in real time ahead of kickoff.

Save this and tag someone already booking flights. Which team are you flying in for?

05/22/2026

Starting August 2026, travelers can apply for an Egyptian visa on arrival straight from their phone, no paperwork, no waiting in line at the embassy.

The rollout begins at Cairo International Airport before expanding to every airport across the country. You’ll be able to apply through airport kiosks, online, via the mobile app, or through a travel agency up to 48 hours before you land.

A smoother gateway to the pyramids, the Nile, and everything in between. 🏜️

Planning a trip to Egypt? Save this post for later and tap the link in bio to check the latest entry requirements on Passport Index.

05/14/2026

🇹🇩 Another African nation joins the e-visa era ✈️

Chad is modernizing its border process, swapping in-person embassy paperwork for a fully online system. A big win for travelers tired of long queues, lost forms, and unpredictable timelines.

📲 Track every visa update in real time with the Passport Index app.

05/11/2026

🌍 Big news for African travel freedom.

Rwanda and Botswana have signed a mutual visa-free agreement — citizens of both countries can now enter each other’s country visa-free for up to six months. A major step toward freer movement across the continent.

Check your passport’s travel access at Passport Index

04/28/2026

Egypt just updated its tourist e-visa fees, here’s what you need to know before you go. 🇪🇬

Single-entry is now $30. Multiple-entry is $65. Small changes, but worth planning around.

Track real-time entry requirements for every destination at Passport Index

04/23/2026

Two countries. One agreement. Zero visas. 🛂

Belarus and Myanmar have officially sealed their visa-free deal.

Belarusian and Myanmar citizens can now cross into each other’s borders without a visa, covering tourism, business, and short-term stays. Up to 30 days per visit, 90 days per year. The kind of update that quietly changes how people plan.

Track real-time entry requirements with Passport Index.

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