Factsheet: Gambian Passport Holders Can Travel to 70 Destinations without Visa

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The Gambian Passport takes you to 46 countries without a visa, to 29 other countries where holders are given a visa upon arrival, and 2 countries an electronic travel authorisation (eTA)

By: Louise S A Taylor (@AlsanLouise)

Globally, the strength of national passports is ranked based on the number of countries that allow its holders to enter without a visa, enter by obtaining visa on arrival, or with an electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA).

Based on this ranking, the Gambian passport is ranked 70th in the world, by Passport Index, a real-time global passport ranking tool.  It compares passports of 193 United Nations member countries and 6 territories based on official information provided by governments.

According to the Index, Gambian passport holders can enter a total of 70 destinations either without a visa (visa-free), visa-on-arrival or with an eTA.

There are currently a total of 40 countries that Gambian passport holders can travel to visa-free.  Another 29 countries allow Gambian passport holders to enter visa-on-arrival, and one eTA destination.

On the other hand, there are 128 destinations that Gambian passport holders either need a physical visa to enter or an eVisa. Some of the destinations for which a prior visa is required includes the United States, European Union, the United Kingdom, and Japan.

Here is the list of countries that Gambian passport holders can travel to visa-free, visa-on-arrival or with an eTA.

40 Visa Free Accesses 29 Visa on Arrival 1 eTA
Bahamas Angola Sri Lanka
Bangladesh Bolivia  
Barbados Burundi  
Belize Cambodia
Benin Comoros
Botswana Congo
Bukina Faso Cuba
Cape Verde Djibouti
Cote d’Ivoire Ethiopia
Dominica Gabon
Eswatini India
Fiji Iran
Ghana Laos
Grenada Madagasca
Guinea Maldives
Guinea-Bissau Mozambique
Haiti Namibia
Jamaica Nepal
Kenya Nicaragua
Lesotho Palau
Liberia Rwanda
Malawi Saint Lucia
Malaysia Samoa
Mali Seychelles
Mauritania Somalia
Mauritius South Sudan
Niger Suriname
Nigeria Timor-Leste
Philippines Tuvalu
Saint Kitts and Nevis  
Senegal  
Sierra Leone  
Singapore  
St. Vincent and the Grenadines  
Tanzania  
Togo  
Trinidad and Tobago  
Tunisia  
Uganda  
Vanuatu  

 

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