Public mobility score
The score is used as a travel-access signal based on public passport power information. It reflects the number of destinations accessible without a prior visa.
This section explains what the XIPHIAS Passport Power displays, how it should be interpreted, and why advisor review remains mandatory.
How it works
The score is used as a travel-access signal based on public passport power information. It reflects the number of destinations accessible without a prior visa.
The route suggestion considers family goals, investment appetite, physical presence, risk, and implementation fit — beyond what the score alone can show.
No passport ranking should be treated as legal, tax, or investment advice without staff review. An advisor must confirm the latest rules before any decision.
The launch version is a curated static snapshot. A licensed feed or admin-managed update workflow can replace it later for real-time accuracy.
The page is built for client education and presentation. It helps visitors browse mobility strength, compare passports, and enter the correct XIPHIAS workflow. It does not replace eligibility, legal, tax, due-diligence, or document review.
Useful for travel access comparison and initial client positioning.
Requires source-of-funds, sanctions screening, and compliance review.
Should be refreshed through staff-approved content updates only.
Visa rules can change without notice — always verify before client advice.
Sanctions, source-of-funds, and background checks are not captured in a score.
A high score does not mean a client is eligible for a specific program.
Family, tax, and compliance factors require separate advisor review.
Production note
For production, this can be connected to an admin-managed passport dataset, licensed index source, scheduled review task, and content approval workflow — keeping the public page fast while maintaining accuracy.
This is a XIPHIAS advisory presentation layer. It uses a neutral public mobility snapshot and adds route-planning context for residence, citizenship, family, and risk strategy.
Passport ranking is not legal advice. Visa rules, sanctions, source-of-funds checks, and program rules can change, so an advisor must verify the latest details before decisions.