Dominica’s passport ranks ninth among 14 countries in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) passport standings, according to Passport Reports data available for the 16 October 2026 edition, with a global position of 59th.
The Passport Reports CARICOM ranking places Saint Lucia in eighth position and Belize in tenth, on either side of Dominica. Barbados tops the group in first place. The comparison concerns the passports’ international travel access, not any automatic right to visa-free travel arising from CARICOM membership.
Passport Reports is an independent research and publishing platform presenting passport reports for 199 countries in 34 languages. It publishes its ranking criteria and applies the same assessment rules to all passports, allowing readers to scrutinise how the results are produced. Its global rankings reflect the combined number of destinations accessible without a visa, with an electronic travel authorisation or with a visa on arrival. Where totals match, visa-free access is compared first, followed by electronic travel authorisation and then visa-on-arrival access; passports equal on all measures share the same world ranking.
CARICOM passport rankings: all 14 countries
Barbados: 1st
Bahamas: 2nd
Saint Kitts and Nevis: 3rd
St. Vincent: 4th
Antigua and Barbuda: 5th
Grenada: 6th
Trinidad and Tobago: 7th
Saint Lucia: 8th
Dominica: 9th
Belize: 10th
Jamaica: 11th
Guyana: 12th
Suriname: 13th
Haiti: 14th
Passport standings and entry requirements may change as governments revise visa and border rules. Travellers should check the latest official entry conditions before departure.
Source: Passport Reports
