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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ibnanv" data-source="post: 22406133" data-attributes="member: 218596">Since early 2017, the No. 1 position was shared with Singapore, which was steadily moving up the ranks. Other Asian passports in the top 20 include those of South Korea, Japan and Malaysia. The United States passport has fallen in ranking since American  president Donald Trump took office, according to the index. Most  recently, Turkey and the Central African Republic revoked their  visa-free status to US passport holders."Visa-free global mobility has become an important factor in today's  world," said founder and presidaent of Arton Capital Armand Arton at the  recently held Global Citizen Forum in Montenegro."More and more people every year invest hundreds of thousands of  dollars in a second passport to offer better opportunity and security  for their families," he added. Singapore was also fourth this year in the Visa Restrictions Index,  another ranking of travel freedom, which uses a different method of  calculating how “powerful” a passport is. The index says that Singapore passport holders enjoy visa-free access to 173 countries. Germany is No. 1 on  this year's Visa Restrictions Index, published  by Henley & Partners. It has visa-free access to 176 countries out  of a possible 218, according to the index.</blockquote>

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