Pakistan fails to improve passport ranking, listed 4th worst for travel 3rd time

Published on Jan 14, 2022 07:21 pm IST

For the third year in a row, Pakistan passport has been ranked as the 4th worst for international travel as it was placed at the 108th position by the Henley Passport Index. Infact, Pakistan was ranked lower than North Korea which was placed at 104th place. Pakistani politicians were upset by the ranking with some calling it an 'international embarrassment'. Meanwhile, India significantly improved its position in the 2022 rankings as it climbed seven places from the 90th rank last year to the 83rd. Watch full video.

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