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The OECD is a policy forum that brings together member countries to compare evidence, share standards and develop practical approaches to economic and social challenges. Its roots go back to the post-war European cooperation system, and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development came into force in 1961. Today its membership spans Europe, North America, South America and the Asia-Pacific region. This page uses OECD membership as a passport comparison group without creating a separate travel regime.
OECD work covers public governance, trade, taxation, education, innovation, employment, development, environment and many other policy fields. Member countries participate through the Council, committees, reviews and data-driven policy discussions. The organisation does not issue a common passport and does not create a shared visa area. Each passport keeps its own national mobility profile based on separate entry rules and international arrangements.
The OECD ranking view compares only the passports included in this group, while the global view keeps the same passports in the worldwide index. The figures come from the central Passport Reports system and include 目的地通行, 落地签, eTA access and 需要签证 目的地. The same ranking order and tie-break rules used across the website remain unchanged. When central mobility records are updated, the values on this page update automatically.