Asian countries dominate this year’s ranking compiled by Henley & Partners, a consulting firm specializing in immigration. The ranking is based on the number of countries a passport holder can enter without a visa or with a visa issued upon arrival. This year, Japan ranks first, with easy access to 193 countries, followed by Singapore and South Korea, with access to 192 countries, and Germany, with 190.

Chile, with access to 174 countries, ranks 16th and tops the list of the most powerful Latin American passports. In the region, it is followed by Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico.

At the bottom of the ranking are Syria, Iran, and Afghanistan, with access to only 30, 29, and 27 countries, respectively.

You can view the complete ranking HERE