
Kosovo remains the most isolated state, not only in Europe, but worldwide, where it ranks in the last countries on the list of states in terms of freedom of movement with a visa-free passport.
According to data published by the International Air Transport Association, Kosovo passport holders can move to only 40 countries without the need for a visa, one more than North Korean citizens.
In the same category are Afghanistan, Palestine, Bangladesh, Libya and Sudan, all countries with conflicts, or major problems with poverty and emigration.
Meanwhile, Albania ranks 51st. Albanian passport holders can move visa-free to 114 states and territories, according to the Henley & Partners index.
For the third year in a row, Singapore and Japan have the most powerful passports in the world. According to the data, holders of these passports travel visa-free to 192 countries and territories out of 227 such.
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