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Japan, Singapore and South Korea have the most powerful passports as the world continues to recover from Covid-19.

The UK passport has dropped in a ranking of the world’s most powerful passports, placing in joint sixth place on the annual list.

Indian passport's rank, however, stood 87th on the list with access to 60 countries. The country's passport now has access to almost the same number of destinations as it had during the pre-pandemic era.

Asia once again dominated the rankings of countries with the most powerful passports, according to a report from the Henley Passport Index.

The great paradox of summer travel in 2022: Japanese, Singaporean, and South Korean travelers have the world’s most powerful passports, but they’re also least likely to travel abroad.

Three Asian countries hold the most powerful passports in the world for 2022, according to a report.

Japan has the world's most powerful passport - providing hassle-free entry to 193 countries.

Japan surpassed other nations to take the top spot as the best passport to hold, according to Henley & Partners, based on its accessibility to worldwide destinations.

Interest in foreign residency through property investment is rising – especially in Hong Kong and China – as the rich seek second passports.

The UAE passport has been ranked as the 15th most powerful in the world with a visa-free or visa-on-arrival score of 176, according to the latest ranking released by Henley & Partners.

A trio of Asian passports offer their holders greater global travel freedom than those of any other countries, according to a new quarterly report released by London-based global citizenship and residence advisory firm Henley & Partners.

The release of the latest Henley Passport Index details the UAE as the Covid-19 winner.