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If you want to play around with it, there's a tool for comparing different passports and the benefits it gives different nationalities: https://multinational.i

by askytb 8y ago

If you want to play around with it, there's a tool for comparing different passports and the benefits it gives different nationalities: https://multinational.io/best_passport/ https://multinational.io/best_passport/ For example if you're looking to add as many visa free countries as you can to your American passport your best choice would be Ivory Coast (+12 countries): https://multinational.io/best_passport/the%20United%20States https://multinational.io/best_passport/the%20United%20States

Bedon292 8y ago
Thats really cool. I was looking for something like that when I found my first link. Though what I really want is a giant matrix of all passports to all passports. Interestingly from this list Dominica is the best country to dollar investment at $20k / country. Though Turkey and Grenada actually get you 6. They are more per country. Would be interesting to do a full analysis of all the combos. Though it looks like their sources are different than my link since the numbers don't line up. Total count of the US is 163 vs 186 from other site.
- askytb 8y ago
  How about this one? https://www.passportindex.org/comparebyPassport.php https://www.passportindex.org/comparebyPassport.php The data is stored on the front end in a bunch of arrays, if you want to play around with it directly. > Though it looks like their sources are different than my link since the numbers don't line up. Most probably different definitions of visa-free (it's not all clear-cut) and "Dependent, disputed, or restricted territories" counted in one but not the other.
- projectramo 8y ago
  You might also want to "quality" weight them. A lot of passports will underscore access to the US, EU, Canada etc. There is also a different level of access. For instance, a Canadian passport will also get you a work holiday in Ireland or Australia. Will any of these do something similar?

by askytb 8y ago

Bedon292 8y ago

Thats really cool. I was looking for something like that when I found my first link. Though what I really want is a giant matrix of all passports to all passports. Interestingly from this list Dominica is the best country to dollar investment at $20k / country. Though Turkey and Grenada actually get you 6. They are more per country. Would be interesting to do a full analysis of all the combos. Though it looks like their sources are different than my link since the numbers don't line up. Total count of the US is 163 vs 186 from other site.

askytb 8y ago
How about this one? https://www.passportindex.org/comparebyPassport.php https://www.passportindex.org/comparebyPassport.php The data is stored on the front end in a bunch of arrays, if you want to play around with it directly. > Though it looks like their sources are different than my link since the numbers don't line up. Most probably different definitions of visa-free (it's not all clear-cut) and "Dependent, disputed, or restricted territories" counted in one but not the other.
projectramo 8y ago
You might also want to "quality" weight them. A lot of passports will underscore access to the US, EU, Canada etc. There is also a different level of access. For instance, a Canadian passport will also get you a work holiday in Ireland or Australia. Will any of these do something similar?