The slide follows the loss of visa-free access to a number of nations, according to the Henley ranking
The US has fallen out of the top ten for most powerful passports, according to the latest Henley Passport Index, which measures global travel freedom based on the number of destinations accessible without a visa.
Henley & Partners, a London-based citizenship and residency consultancy, has compiled the rankings for 20 years using International Air Transport Association data. The US passport, which topped the list in 2014 and ranked seventh last year, has now dropped to 12th, tied with Malaysia.
Henley said the decline stems from lost visa-free…
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