Passport strength comparison

United States vs Singapore passport comparison

Compare United States and Singapore passport strength, mobility scores, and every destination-level entry difference.

Option 1
United States
Option 2
Singapore
Rank equivalent#11

United States

184 destinations without a prior visa

Home 1Free 135ETA 12VOA 37eVisa 22Visa 17Restricted 2โ€” 1
Rank equivalent#1

Singapore

197 destinations without a prior visa

Home 1Free 147ETA 19VOA 31eVisa 13Visa 16
49 destinations shown
DestinationUnited StatesSingapore
Africa 19
BenineVisaFree
Burkina Fasoโ€”Free
ChadVisaFree
Cรดte d'IvoireVOAFree
DjiboutiVOAFree
GhanaeVisaETA
GuineaETAFree
KenyaETAFree
MalawiVOAFree
MaliRestrictedVisa
NamibiaVOAFree
Sรฃo Tomรฉ and PrรญncipeFreeVOA
Sierra LeoneVisaVOA
South SudanVisaeVisa
TanzaniaVOAFree
The GambiaVOAFree
TogoeVisaFree
UgandaeVisaFree
ZimbabweVOAFree
Americas 4
BoliviaFreeVisa
BrazileVisaFree
CanadaFreeETA
United StatesHomeETA
Caribbean 3
CubaeVisaFree
Puerto RicoFreeETA
US Virgin IslandsFreeETA
Asia 10
CambodiaVOAFree
ChinaVisaFree
IndonesiaVOAFree
LaoseVisaFree
MyanmarVOAFree
North KoreaRestrictedVisa
PakistaneVisaETA
Timor-LesteFreeVOA
TurkmenistanVOAVisa
VietnameVisaFree
Europe 4
AzerbaijaneVisaFree
BelaruseVisaFree
Russian FederationVisaeVisa
UkraineFreeeVisa
Middle East 3
IranVisaFree
IraqeVisaVisa
SyriaVOAeVisa
Oceania 6
American SamoaFreeETA
GuamFreeETA
Marshall IslandsFreeVOA
Northern Mariana IslandsFreeETA
Palau IslandsFreeVOA
Papua New GuineaeVisaVOA
What the scores show

United States and Singapore, side by side

United States has a mobility score of 184 and a rank equivalent of #11. Singapore scores 197, equivalent to #1. Use โ€œDifferences onlyโ€ above to isolate destinations where their entry categories differ.

Using the comparison tableโ€™s access hierarchy, United States has the easier result in 16 destinations,Singapore in 33, and they are equivalent in 178.

Singapore currently leads the single-passport ranking, making this a useful benchmark for the United States. The comparison measures short-visit access only, not whether either citizenship is obtainable.