Chile Passport Index 2026: Passport Ranking and Visa-Free Travel

The Chile passport ranking on Passport Reports summarizes passport strength through 160, 46th, visa-free access, visa-on-arrival options, eTA access and destinations where a visa may be required.

The mobility score is designed as a practical travel indicator. It reflects the combined value of 104 visa-free destinations, 45 visa-on-arrival destinations and 11 eTA destinations in the Passport Reports methodology.

Visa-free access means a traveler may enter a destination without applying for a visa in advance, subject to border rules, trip purpose, passport validity and other travel document checks.

Visa on arrival usually means the traveler can request entry permission at the destination after arrival. Fees, permitted stay, documents and eligibility can differ by destination.

eTA access refers to destinations where an electronic travel authorization may be needed before departure. It is not the same as a traditional visa, but it should be reviewed before travel.

The 38 visa required count shows destinations where travelers may need to arrange a visa before travel. This figure helps separate easier mobility from trips that may require more preparation.

Yes. Passport Reports presents Chile beside other countries so readers can compare mobility score, visa-free access, eTA access, visa-on-arrival access and ranking position in one structured view.

No. Passport Reports is an editorial mobility reference, not legal advice. Travelers should review current destination rules, airline requirements and their own travel documents before departure.

The country profile may include 19,091,343 (2025 est.), Spanish, Republic and South America. These details provide context around the passport ranking and country comparison.

Travelers can use the page to review likely visa categories, compare mobility strength and identify destinations that may need extra document checks before building a travel plan.