Top 10 African Passports in 2026 (Visa Index Ranking)

Author: DJOMANDE AzizPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Seychelles

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Top 10 African Passports in 2026 (Visa Index Ranking)

In 2026, Seychelles leads the ranking of African passports, holding the 1st position in Africa and the 29th globally with 153 visa-free destinations. Mauritius follows in 2nd place in Africa and 32nd globally, offering 147 visa-free destinations. South Africa ranks third in Africa, at 55th globally, with 98 visa-free destinations. Other countries like Botswana, Namibia, Morocco, and Kenya also feature in the top 10.

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