Passport Reports

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

Compare the Mexico passport by mobility score, visa-free access, visa on arrival options, eTA routes and visa required destinations.

The Mexico passport ranks 54 in global rankings.
Mobility Score150Mexico passport ranking
Population
130,739,927 (2024 est.)
Official language
Spanish
Government type
Republic
Continent
North America
Passport Reports FAQ

Mexico Passport Ranking FAQ

What does the Mexico passport ranking show?

The Mexico passport ranking in Passport Reports presents the passport’s relative travel strength using 54th, 150, visa-free access, visa on arrival, eTA access and visa-required destinations. It is an editorial guide for comparison, not a promise about entry at any border.

How is the mobility score for Mexico calculated?

The mobility score for Mexico is shown as 150. It reflects visa-free destinations, visa on arrival access and eTA access together, while destinations that require a visa are counted separately.

How many visa-free destinations are listed for Mexico?

Passport Reports lists 95 visa-free destinations for Mexico passport holders. Travelers should still review airline rules, passport validity, return ticket expectations and destination-specific conditions before departure.

What does visa on arrival mean for Mexico passport holders?

Visa on arrival means that eligible Mexico passport holders may request a visa after reaching the destination, subject to local rules. The count shown for this category is 46.

How should eTA access be read on the Mexico passport page?

The eTA category covers destinations where an electronic travel authorization may be required before travel, even when a traditional embassy visa is not listed. Passport Reports shows this figure as 9.

What does the visa required number mean for Mexico?

The visa required figure, shown as 48, highlights destinations where Mexico passport holders generally need to arrange a visa before travel. Requirements can change, so this number should be used as a planning signal.

Can I compare Mexico with another passport?

Yes. The Mexico passport page can be compared with other country pages by looking at 150, 95, 46, 9 and 48. This helps readers see where travel access is broader or more restricted.

What methodology does Passport Reports use for Mexico?

Passport Reports organizes the Mexico passport ranking around mobility score first, then visa-free access, eTA access, visa on arrival and alphabetical order for close comparisons. This creates a consistent editorial structure across country pages.

Which travel documents should Mexico passport holders check?

Mexico passport holders should check passport validity, blank pages, transit rules, entry purpose, health or insurance requirements and any electronic authorization before traveling. The ranking does not replace destination-level checks.

Which country facts are shown with the Mexico passport ranking?

The Mexico page may display country context such as population 130,739,927 (2024 est.), official language Spanish, government type Republic and continent North America. These facts help readers understand the passport profile beyond the ranking number.