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Kyrgyzstan Passport Ranking 2026

The Kyrgyzstan passport ranks #134 of 199 in the 2026 passport index, with a mobility score of 86.2 — stronger than 65 passports. Below: where it can travel and how.

26Visa-free
36Visa on arrival
44e-Visa / ETA
92Visa required
VISAXSOct 2026
Kyrgyzstan
Passport strength
#134in the world

How strong is the Kyrgyzstan passport

The Kyrgyzstan passport ranks #134 of 199 in the 2026 passport index with a mobility score of 86.2. It is stronger than 65 passports — visa-free to 26 countries and easy access to 106.

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Where the Kyrgyzstan passport can travel

Every destination by visa status — visa-free, on arrival, e-Visa or required. Tap a country for details.

Visa-free · 26

Visa on arrival · 36

e-Visa / ETA · 44

Visa required · 92

Afghanistan — → Algeria — → Andorra — → Angola — → Argentina — → Austria — → Belgium — → Belize — → Bosnia and Herzegovina — → Brazil — → Brunei — → Bulgaria — → Canada — → Central African Republic — → Chad — → Chile — → China — → Congo — → Costa Rica — → Croatia — → Cyprus — → Czech Republic — → Denmark — → Dominican Republic — → Egypt — → Eritrea — → Estonia — → Fiji — → Finland — → France — → Gambia — → Germany — → Greece — → Guatemala — → Guyana — → Honduras — → Hungary — → Iceland — → Ireland — → Israel — → Italy — → Japan — → Kiribati — → Kosovo — → Kuwait — → Latvia — → Liberia — → Liechtenstein — → Lithuania — → Luxembourg — → Mali — → Malta — → Mexico — → Monaco — → Montenegro — → Morocco — → Nauru — → Netherlands — → New Zealand — → Niger — → North Korea — → North Macedonia — → Norway — → Panama — → Paraguay — → Peru — → Poland — → Portugal — → Romania — → San Marino — → Senegal — → Slovakia — → Slovenia — → Solomon Islands — → South Africa — → Spain — → Sudan — → Swaziland — → Sweden — → Switzerland — → Taiwan — → Tonga — → Trinidad and Tobago — → Tunisia — → Turkmenistan — → United Kingdom — → United States — → Uruguay — → Vanuatu — → Vatican — → Venezuela — → Yemen — →

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Where Kyrgyzstan citizens face the toughest visas

Schengen, the US and the UK count refusals separately. Here are all three rates for the Kyrgyzstan passport in one place.

The hardest is the US — 59.0% of applications refused, against 10.9% at the most lenient one.

under 2 weeks until the next US interview · Bishkek
2 rule changes recorded for this passport in our archive, 1 of them easing · the feed →
37.4% of Canadian applications not approved (all visa types, 1,015 decisions) — different methodology, not comparable with the three above · details →
4 countries accept visa applications right inside Kyrgyzstan

Schengen in detail: which state refuses Kyrgyzstan citizens most

Methodologies differ: the EC counts by place of filing, the State Department and Home Office by nationality. Read as orders of magnitude.

Popular destinations for the Kyrgyzstan passport

Whether Kyrgyzstan citizens need a visa for popular countries — tap for details.

Frequently asked

How strong is the Kyrgyzstan passport?
The Kyrgyzstan passport ranks #134 of 199 in the 2026 passport index (mobility score 86.2). It gives visa-free access to 26 countries and easy access to 106 — stronger than 65 passports.
How many countries can Kyrgyzstan visit visa-free?
26 countries are visa-free, plus more on arrival or with an eTA. See the full list on the "visa-free countries for Kyrgyzstan" page.
Why does the Kyrgyzstan passport rank where it does?
The rank is set by the number of visa-free and visa-on-arrival destinations. The Kyrgyzstan passport sits in the lower tier of the 2026 ranking. Positions shift as visa agreements change.
How is the passport ranking calculated?
We sum visa-free, visa-on-arrival and eTA destinations into a mobility score that sets the rank. Same idea as Henley and Arton Capital, on our own 2026 data.

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