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Middle East passport ranking 2026: strongest & weakest
Updated 2026-08-27 · 18 passports · strongest 🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates (169/198) · weakest 🇸🇾 Syria (26/198) · average 77
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🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates169/1982
🇮🇱 Israel140/1983
🇬🇪 Georgia119/1984
🇹🇷 Turkey111/1985
🇶🇦 Qatar105/1986
🇰🇼 Kuwait96/1987
🇧🇭 Bahrain86/1988
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia86/1989
🇴🇲 Oman82/19810
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan71/19811
🇦🇲 Armenia67/19812
🇯🇴 Jordan49/19813
🇱🇧 Lebanon43/19814
🇮🇷 Iran39/19815
🇵🇸 Palestine35/19816
🇾🇪 Yemen33/19817
🇮🇶 Iraq29/19818
🇸🇾 Syria26/198
🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates169/1982
🇮🇱 Israel140/1983
🇬🇪 Georgia119/1984
🇹🇷 Turkey111/1985
🇶🇦 Qatar105/1986
🇰🇼 Kuwait96/1987
🇧🇭 Bahrain86/1988
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia86/1989
🇴🇲 Oman82/19810
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan71/19811
🇦🇲 Armenia67/19812
🇯🇴 Jordan49/19813
🇱🇧 Lebanon43/19814
🇮🇷 Iran39/19815
🇵🇸 Palestine35/19816
🇾🇪 Yemen33/19817
🇮🇶 Iraq29/19818
🇸🇾 Syria26/198Methodology
Scores come from the open Passport Index dataset (a 199×199 matrix of entry rules). "Open" counts destinations reachable without arranging a visa in advance — visa-free, visa on arrival or eTA — out of 198, the same approach used by major travel-freedom indices. e-Visa destinations are counted separately. Figures reflect the latest snapshot; entry rules change, so each passport profile shows a "last verified" date.