Pakistan passport drops nine places in 2026 travel access ranking
Most outlets reported that Pakistan’s passport fell nine places to 183rd in the 2026 travel access ranking. Daily Pakistan attributed the data to Arab media, while Hum News English cited the Passport Reports ranking. Both noted the mobility score but did not provide further details on the score’s implications.
Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 3 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.
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5 articles · 4 outlets
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Pakistan passport drops nine places in 2026 travel access ranking
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Pakistan passport drops nine places in 2026 travel access ranking
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Pakistan’s passport falls nine places to 183rd in 2026 global ranking
Pakistan’s passport has fallen nine places to 183rd in the 2026 global ranking, according to the latest Passport Reports ranking, reversing gains recorded over the previous two years.
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Pakistan’s passport falls nine places to 183rd in 2026 ranking
Pakistan’s passport has fallen nine places to 183rd in the 2026 global ranking, according to the latest Passport Reports ranking, reversing gains recorded over the previous two years. The passport has a Mobility Score of 42, meaning Pakistani passport holders have access to 42 destinations through visa-free entry, visas on arrival and electronic travel authorisations (eTAs), according to Gulf N...
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Pakistan passport drops nine places in 2026 travel access ranking
DUBAI – Pakistani passport has fallen nine places to 183rd in the latest 2026 passport ranking, according to a report by Arab media. The Pakistani passport recorded a mobility score of 42, indicating that its holders have access to 42 destinations through different forms of facilitated travel. However, the mobility score does not mean that […]
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Pakistan's passport ranking drops to 183rd globally in 2026
2 outlets
Pakistan's passport ranking drops to 183rd globally in 2026
Both outlets reported that Pakistan's passport fell to 183rd place in the 2026 global ranking, noting a decline from previous years and limited visa-free access. Aaj News highlighted the reversal of earlier modest gains, while Daily Pakistan added the specific number of visa-free destinations (nine) and the Mobility Score (42). Both framed the decline as a setback, though Daily Pakistan used more urgent language such as "suffered fresh setback."
Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 2 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.
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Pakistan Passport Ranking falls to 183rd Globally in 2026; Check Full List here
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s passport lost ground again and it slipped to 183rd globally, with visa-free access limited to just nine destinations and a Mobility Score of 42. Pakistani passport suffered fresh setback on global travel stage, sliding to 183rd place in 2026 as visa-free access remains restricted to just nine destinations, according to Passport Reports. […]
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Pakistan passport falls nine places to 183rd in global ranking
Pakistan’s passport has fallen to 183rd place globally in 2026, reversing modest gains made over the previous two years, according to the latest Passport Reports ranking published by Gulf News. The Pakistani passport has a Mobility Score of 42, meaning its holders have access to 42 destinations through visa-free entry, visas on arrival and electronic travel authorisations (eTAs). However, only ...
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