6. Finland 6th – tied
> Countries with no visa requirements: 175
> Dual citizenship allowed?: Yes
> Annual int’l departures: 8.7 million
> GDP per capita: $42,311
5. Ireland 5th
> Countries with no visa requirements: 172
> Dual citizenship allowed?: Yes
> Annual int’l departures: 6.7 million
> GDP per capita: $61,134
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4. Spain 3rd – tied
> Countries with no visa requirements: 175
> Dual citizenship allowed?: Yes
> Annual int’l departures: 11.8 million
> GDP per capita: $25,832
3. Italy 3rd – tied
> Countries with no visa requirements: 175
> Dual citizenship allowed?: Yes
> Annual int’l departures: 28.5 million
> GDP per capita: $29,958
2. Belgium 2nd
> Countries with no visa requirements: 174
> Dual citizenship allowed?: Yes
> Annual int’l departures: 10.8 million
> GDP per capita: $40,324
1. Sweden 1st
> Countries with no visa requirements: 176
> Dual citizenship allowed?: Yes
> Annual int’l departures: 15.9 million
> GDP per capita: $50,580
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