India ranks higher than us on the list, Pakistan ranks 65th

According to the latest survey report by Serbian crowdsourcing data platform Number, Serbia’s security index score is 55.7. This score indicates the country’s level of security, with a higher score, indicating a safer environment.

The report also shows that the United States ranks 89th on the list, indicating that Serbia is considered safer than the United States. This ranking is surprising for the general perception of the United States as a relatively safe country. Further raising expectations, India ranked 66th in travel in 2025. Nearby Pakistan performed slightly better, finishing 65th with an index score of 56.3. Palestine, despite ongoing conflict with Israel in Gaza, also ranks higher than India in No. 61.

These rankings highlight significant differences in global security perceptions, with several countries ignoring conventional expectations. The report’s findings encourage the reassessment of safety standards and travel consultations worldwide.

According to the report, Andorra won the difference between the safest countries, with an index score of 84.7. The remaining top 5 locations are occupied by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Taiwan and Oman respectively.

On the other side of the spectrum, Venezuela was rated as the least safe country with an index score of 19.3. In terms of high crime rates, these countries lag closely behind Papua New Guinea, Haiti, Afghanistan and South Africa, ranking the five lowest.

Numboo, a data-driven platform, collects information from visitor surveys on its website to compile comprehensive crime indexes and security indexes. These surveys focus only on levels of crime within a country, collecting data on general perceptions of crime, concerns about travelers’ safety, and specific concerns related to crime. Contributors also share insights on property and violent crime. The data used to create this list is refreshed every six months to ensure that the information does not exceed 36 months.