Australian passport vs Egyptian passport: which is stronger?

The Australian passport is stronger: it reaches 159 destinations without an embassy visit, 109 more than the Egyptian passport (50). The Australian passport ranks 24 of 197 and the Egyptian passport ranks 160.

The Australian passport: 159 (110 visa-free, 42 on arrival, 7 eTA). The Egyptian passport: 50 (17 visa-free, 31 on arrival, 2 eTA). Both count the 196 other sovereign countries.

The Australian passport can enter 113 countries without an embassy visit that the Egyptian passport cannot, among them Italy, Spain, France, Greece, Portugal and United Kingdom. The Egyptian passport can enter 5 countries without an embassy visit that the Australian passport cannot, among them Benin, Guinea, Nigeria, Somalia and Yemen. Both passports can enter 45 of the same countries without an embassy visit. The two home countries are left out of these counts.

We count the other 196 sovereign countries a passport can enter with visa-free entry, a visa on arrival or an eTA. An e-Visa counts as a visa. The data is the open Passport Index dataset, last updated 18 February 2026. Other indexes count differently, so their rankings can differ, and rules change often, so check the official source before you book.