Where can you go on a Mexico passport?

The Mexican passport offers visa-free or eTA-only access to the European Union (Schengen — 90 days), the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, and most of Latin America. Mexicans require visas for the United States (B1/B2), Canada (after 2016 reimposed eTA-with-conditions), and Australia. Mexico's bilateral working-holiday agreements include Canada, France, Germany, New Zealand, South Korea, and Japan. Long-stay routes commonly use Canada Express Entry, Spain Digital Nomad, and Portugal D7 — all open to Mexican applicants.

About travel from Mexico

Visa requirements for Mexico passport holders vary by destination, purpose, and policies that change without notice. We pull from official government sources where possible — embassy and ministry-of-foreign-affairs pages — and surface the date we last verified each requirement, plus a direct link to the primary source on every answer.

For each destination, you'll find tourist, business, transit, work, study, partner/family and diplomatic visa routes (where applicable). Each shows the visa type, maximum stay, typical cost, processing time, and the official application URL.

Important: a valid visa permits entry subject to officer discretion at the border. Always verify with the destination's embassy or consulate before booking travel, accepting employment, or making relocation plans — particularly for long-stay routes (work, study, family) where the consequences of incorrect information are severe.