Dataset year: 2026 · Global rank: #19 · Mobility Score: 150 · Coverage: 199 passports
These figures are generated from the CheckerPassport 2026 dataset supplied with this site. They are independent travel information, not an official government determination. Always confirm the final requirement with the destination authority.
Holders of the Mexico passport (🇲🇽) can travel to 98 countries visa-free, get a visa on arrival in 33 countries, use an e-visa or eTA for 37 countries, and need a visa in advance for 30 countries. The Mexico passport has a global mobility rank of #19 out of 199 passports for 2026.
The Mexico passport 🇲🇽 is ranked #19 out of 199 passports in the 2026 global mobility index, giving its holders access to 168 destinations in total. Of these, 98 can be entered completely visa-free and 33 offer a visa on arrival — meaning Mexico travellers can reach 131 countries with little or no paperwork before they fly. This makes it a very strong passport with wide global access.
For another 37 destinations, Mexico passport holders can apply online through an e-visa or electronic travel authorisation (eTA), which is usually faster and cheaper than visiting an embassy. The remaining 30 destinations require a traditional visa arranged in advance. Requirements can change, so always confirm the current rule with the destination's official immigration authority before booking travel.
Mexico passport holders can visit 98 countries completely visa-free, plus 33 more that offer a visa on arrival — a total of 131 destinations with easy access.
The Mexico passport ranks #19 out of 199 passports worldwide in the 2026 mobility index, with access to 168 destinations in total.
Mexico passport holders need a visa for 30 destinations. Of the rest, 37 can be applied for online as an e-visa or eTA.
Yes. Mexico passport holders can use an e-visa or eTA for 37 destinations, which is typically applied for online before travel.
Enter with just your passport — no visa needed
Get the visa at the border or airport on arrival
Apply online before you travel
Apply in advance at an embassy or consulate