Which passport is value in this World, British Passport or US Passport ??

Clearly it is the british passport because the US passport invokes increasingly more hostility to it's holder and in increasingly more areas of the world. Even all but the most unreasoning of Americans must recognise this. The British it has to be said do seem to aspire to the same mindlessness that predominates in bushes America but fortunately Bush's lap dog Tony Blair is on his way out and there are high hopes of a change in this policy.

Incidently this is not just a personal Opinion. Tthe Superior integrity of the British Passport is recognised by The United Nations, The International Civil Aviation Organisation (responsible for entry and exit matters via British Airports including international agreements on passports), The European Union, The Asian Federation, indeed just about every international organisation of any note.

I don't know what the street value of a British Passport is, but I know when my passport was stolen, I was told US passports were going for 1000s of dollars. That was back in 1997. I don't know what they are worth now. They may be worth nothing now that there are more safeguards attached to them. Regardless, I think any European passport or Canadian passport is worth as much as a US passport. Australian and New Zealand passports less so simply because you cannot easily enter a third country with them, as you can in Europe or North America which shares a land border with another/other country/s.

By and large, a British passport has the advantage, although if one wants to live and work in the USA or Canada the US passport is better.

All US citizens and permanent residents have to pay tax on their worldwide income, and sometimes state tax as well even if they abandoned that state decades ago (domicile-based income tax; some states like NY, CA, IL, don't impose it on nonresidents).

UK citizens can live and work and retire anywhere in the European Union, the European Economic Area and Switzerland. They have greater treaty rights.

And they aren't hated quite so much in so many areas of the world.

But I would say that an Irish passport is even better. Irish citizens are not aliens in the UK (Ireland Act 1949); nobody doesn't like the Irish, except maybe a few Protestant gangsters in Ulster (and the Catholic IRA gangsters keep them in check).

Neither US or British passports why? because they not safe to travel with. Rather Swiss, Swedish, Irish, any country which is neutral countries. They must safer passports to travel with.

First world western passports are generally fine .

With US passport can' t go to Cuba and a few more country .

Nope it doesn't guarantee you a right to citizenship. Under Irish citizenship law only your grandparents not your great grandparent's. Your grandparent would have to been alive when you were born for you to claim citizenship. at least one parent or grandparent was an Irish citizen at the time of your birth, you cannot claim Irish citizenship on the basis of extended previous ancestry (that is, ancestors other than your parents or grandparents). In addition, you cannot claim Irish citizenship on the basis that relation such as a cousin, aunt or uncle was an Irish citizen if none of your parents or grandparents was an Irish citizen at the time of your birth. In order for you to get UK or any other European country citizenship you have to have a residence permit, and be living for at least five years in that country before applying for citizenship. Remember Europe isn't like the USA citizenship at birth. The way it works there is one or either parent has to be a citizen for the child to claim citizenship.

Dear actually neither USA nor British PASSPORT HAVE ANY VALUE,EVERY COUNTRY HAVE ITS OWN TRADITION VALUES,CUSTOMS AND PRIDE. SO TO HOLDING OF PASSPORT DOES NOT HAVING ANY MEANS.

What?

Neither has any intrinsic value to anyone other than the passport holder.

British, Canadian, and Australian

are the best

you can take the plane and travel almost everywhere without worrying about applying for a visa in advance

both all depending on where you are coming from. If it's closer to america they'll go there, If it's closer to the Uk they'll go there. As a UK resident i have to be biased and Say UK. But hey if anyone wants to go to america we will not stop you. lol