Japanese Citizens the World’s Most Visa-Free Travelers—for the 10th Year in a Row

30 Jun

Japanese Citizens the World’s Most Visa-Free Travelers—for the 10th Year in a Row

By Saša Zorović All 0 Comments

Japanese citizens remain the world’s least visa-encumbered travelers in 2015; they are able to visit 81% of the world’s population without having to obtain a visa. 2015 is the tenth year in a row that Japan claims the top spot in our ranking of countries by the Visa-Free Travel Index.

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Japanese Citizens the World’s Most Visa-Free Travelers—for the 10th Year in a Row