Turkmenistan Passeport

The Turkmenistan passport currently provides holders with access to 46 destinations through a combination of visa-free and visa-on-arrival entry. According to the 2026 passport ranking, Turkmenistan holds the 85th position globally, reflecting its specific level of travel mobility within Asia and beyond. While Turkmen citizens benefit from visa-free access to countries such as Malaysia, Georgia, and Ecuador, they do not currently have visa-free entry into the Schengen Area. The passport's global standing has fluctuated over the years, reaching a visa-free count of 53 in 2023 before settling at its present score. Travel mobility for Turkmen nationals is supported by 14 visa-free locations and 31 visa-on-arrival destinations, including the Maldives, Jordan, and Tajikistan. Additionally, electronic travel authorizations (eTA) are available for countries like Sri Lanka and Kenya, while an eVisa system facilitates entry to 45 other nations, such as the United Arab Emirates and Azerbaijan. With an openness score of 8 and a global score of 14, the Turkmenistan passport requires a standard visa for the majority of global destinations, including the United States, United Kingdom, and many European nations. Historical data shows the visa-free count has significantly improved from 19 in 2006 to the current figures.