San Marino Passport Index 2026: Passport Ranking and Visa-Free Travel

The San Marino page explains passport ranking, 48th, mobility score 159, visa-free access, visa on arrival, eTA and visa required categories. It is an editorial comparison, not visa advice.

The mobility score for San Marino is based on 102 visa-free destinations, 49 visa-on-arrival destinations and 8 eTA destinations. It is a comparative signal, not a promise of entry.

Visa-free access means eligible San Marino passport holders may usually travel to listed destinations without arranging a visa before departure, subject to passport validity, stay limits and border checks.

Visa on arrival means San Marino travelers may request entry permission after arrival in some destinations. Fees, documents and eligibility rules can differ by destination.

eTA means electronic travel authorization. The San Marino profile lists 8 eTA destinations separately because this category is not the same as traditional visa-free travel.

The visa required count, 39, shows destinations where San Marino passport holders are generally expected to arrange a visa before travel. The process can depend on route and purpose.

The ranking can change when destinations revise visa policy, introduce eTA, suspend access or update entry procedures. Passport Reports treats the page as a living comparison, not a fixed travel promise.

Compare San Marino through 159, visa-free access, visa on arrival, eTA, visa required destinations and methodology. A higher score can indicate broader access, while document checks still matter.

Country facts such as population 35,291 (2025 est.), official language Italian, government type Republic and continent Europe provide context. The ranking itself is based on travel access categories.

Travelers should check airline, transit and destination requirements before departure. The San Marino passport ranking is a research tool and does not replace destination-specific verification.