Mexico passport results — January 2025 VisaGlance matrix

Mexico destination visa policy visual: Travel planning desk with a blank passport-like booklet, map texture, blank paper sheet, and magnifier.

In the January 2025 VisaGlance matrix, 31 passports were listed as visa-free · 4 were listed under visa on arrival, eVisa, or ETA

Historical snapshot of 49 tracked passports for Mexico; individual rows were not independently verified and may not reflect current rules.

A destination-level source is mapped and reviewed: Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores (SRE) / Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) — Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs · reviewed 2026-06-13 · Official destination source ↗ This source supports destination-level context; it does not verify every passport row on this page.

Methodology

A mapped source supports destination-level context, not every passport row shown on this page. Each row needs its own governing evidence before it can be called verified.

Sources: Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores (SRE) / Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) — Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs Destination source ↗
Last reviewed: 2026-06-13
Author: William W.
Reviewer: William W. Same person as the author; this is not an independent review.

Mexico offers ancient ruins steeped in Aztec and Mayan history, colonial silver-mining towns frozen in the 16th century, Caribbean beach resorts, and vibrant street-food cultures in Mexico City and Oaxaca. Beach seekers flock to Cancún and Playa del Carmen, while archaeologists and culture travelers head inland to Chichen Itzá and the Yucatan Peninsula. The country's affordability keeps it a perennial favorite among backpackers and families alike.

Mexico City International (MEX) and Cancún (CUN) are the primary international gateways, with Guadalajara (GDL) and Puerto Vallarta (PVR) handling secondary flows. Immigration lines at tourist-heavy airports can extend during peak seasons, but the process moves steadily and bilingual signage is standard throughout major terminals.

Visa results start from a historical January 2025 base matrix with limited, documented corrections. A mapped destination-level source provides context only; it does not independently verify a passport-destination result.

Mexico passport results — January 2025 VisaGlance matrix

Listed as visa-free — January 2025 matrix 31 passports

Listed as visa on arrival / eVisa / ETA — January 2025 matrix 4 passports

Listed as visa required in advance — January 2025 matrix 14 passports