Passport power, transformed into a mobility strategy.
A premium visual index for families, investors, and founders who want to understand travel access, compare passports, and move from ranking to a practical residence or citizenship route.
See where a passport can take you next.
The index should not stop at a number. XIPHIAS adds the next layer: family goals, investment route, physical presence, compliance checks, and a realistic migration plan.
199
passports tracked
227
destinations assessed
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destination gap
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Split into clear client journeys.
Instead of one crowded page, each view answers one question and sends the visitor to the next useful step.
Global ranking
Search the curated mobility table and open individual passport profiles.
Browse rankingCompare passports
Choose two passports and see the mobility gap, strengths, and advisory meaning.
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Review the main route families: residency, citizenship, skilled, and corporate mobility.
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Understand the source snapshot, limits, scoring interpretation, and advisor caveats.
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Top mobility cluster
1st
Singapore
AsiaUseful benchmark for clients comparing long-term Asia access and family relocation optionality.
2nd
Japan
AsiaUseful for benchmarking Asian market access against European residence pathways.
2nd
South Korea
AsiaA top-tier comparison point for families evaluating second-residence strategy.
3rd
Denmark
EuropeA useful benchmark for clients planning Schengen and EU optionality.
3rd
Luxembourg
EuropeShows the value of EU access when comparing residence and citizenship planning.
3rd
Spain
EuropeRelevant for clients comparing Spanish residence, EU living rights, and long-term citizenship planning.
Source position
This is a XIPHIAS advisory presentation layer. It references public passport mobility information and adds route-planning context for residence, citizenship, family, and risk strategy.
Important caution
Passport ranking is not legal advice. Visa rules, sanctions, source-of-funds checks, and program rules can change, so an advisor must verify the latest details before decisions.