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These Passports Get You Into the Fewest Countries
April 26, 2018 5:30 pm
Last Updated: January 12, 2020 12:23 am
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10. Sudan 10th weakest
> Visa-free travel permitted to: 40 countries
> Dual citizenship: Usually not allowed
> Type of government: Presidential republic
> GDP per capita: $4,578
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9. North Korea 9th weakest
> Visa-free travel permitted to: 39 countries
> Dual citizenship: Not allowed
> Type of government: Single-party state
> GDP per capita: N/A
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8. Somalia tied — 7th weakest
> Visa-free travel permitted to: 32 countries
> Dual citizenship: Usually not allowed
> Type of government: Federal parliamentary republic
> GDP per capita: N/A
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7. Pakistan tied — 7th weakest
> Visa-free travel permitted to: 30 countries
> Dual citizenship: Allowed; some restrictions
> Type of government: Federal parliamentary republic
> GDP per capita: $5,375
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6. Syria tied — 5th weakest
> Visa-free travel permitted to: 28 countries
> Dual citizenship: Allowed; some restrictions
> Type of government: Presidential republic; highly authoritarian regime
> GDP per capita: N/A
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