49+ INVESTMENT PROGRAMS COMPARED 199 PASSPORTS INDEXED 5-PHASE ADVISORY METHODOLOGY MULTI-REGION ADVISORY NETWORK SOVEREIGN-GRADE DISCRETION
INDOHILL LIVE PASSPORT INDEX™

The World's Passport Power Simulator

Track Global Mobility Scores, compare dual-citizenship portfolios, and simulate visa requirements across our tracked index of 193 UN member states and territories.

Illustrative Index — Demo Data, Not a Live Government Feed
Rank Passport Region Mobility Score Visa-Free Access
PASSPORT COMPARE TOOL

Combine passports. Multiply mobility.

Select 1, 2, or 3 passports to see individual scores — and, with 2 or more, an estimated combined mobility score.

Mobility Score
—

With one passport selected this is simply its own score. With 2 or more, it's estimated using a simplified diminishing-returns model — not a full bilateral visa-waiver union.

VISA REQUIREMENT LOOKUP

Instant destination lookup.

Simulated result based on our illustrative mobility model — always confirm with an advisor before travel.

—
Choose a passport and destination above.
FREQUENTLY ASKED

Passport Index FAQ

Not yet. This preview currently indexes 199 passports (all 193 UN member states plus a handful of widely-tracked non-UN territories such as Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan) with mobility scores derived from published visa-free access counts. It is not connected to a live visa-policy API — figures are refreshed manually, not in real time.

Each passport's score (0–100) is a normalized composite of its visa-free, visa-on-arrival, and eVisa access across tracked destinations, in the same spirit as published passport power indices. It is a relative ranking tool for orientation, not an official government metric.

It's a simplified estimate, not a true union of each passport's individual visa waivers (which would require a full bilateral access matrix). The tool applies a diminishing-returns model so a second or third passport meaningfully raises your mobility floor without double-counting overlapping access — useful for orientation, not for a final decision on which second citizenship to pursue.

Yes. Visa-waiver agreements are bilateral diplomatic arrangements and can be suspended, renegotiated, or expanded by either government at any time — a factor to weigh alongside a program's investment cost and processing time when comparing options.

Ready to expand your mobility?

Speak with an advisor about the right second citizenship or residency for your portfolio.

Request a Private Consultation Compare Programs