Los Cabos, Mexico
Passport · rank 49 of 66

🇲🇽 Mexico.

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In short, current to October 2026

  • The Mexico passport ranks 49 of 66 on the Patrician.ch mobility table, with visa free or visa on arrival access to 155 destinations.
  • Naturalization in Mexico: 5 years of residence, 2 if married. Dual nationality: Yes by birth. Naturalization requires renouncing the other nationality.
  • Investment route into Mexico: Residence via proven income or property, no citizenship purchase.
  • Figures are current to October 2026. Citizenship timelines and investment routes move, and several moved inside the last 24 months. Confirm with counsel before relying on any of them.

Source: the Patrician.ch passport table, part of an original dataset covering 100 residence addresses across 47 countries and territories. Mobility counts, citizenship timelines and investment routes are sourced. Figures current to October 2026. Updated . Cite as: Patrician.ch, Mexico passport 2026: visa free or on arrival in 155 places, patrician.ch/passports/mx/, October 2026.

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By the Patrician.ch research desk · Updated 29 October 2026 · 5 min read
Mobility score 155 destinations without a prior visa
Rank on the board 49 / 66
Dual nationality Yes by birth. Naturalization requires renouncing the other nationality
Taxes citizens abroad No

Years to citizenship.

5 years of residence, 2 if married

Investment route.

Residence via proven income or property, no citizenship purchase

Addresses on the board in Mexico.

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RankPassportMobilityDual
45🇦🇩 Andorra169No
47🇮🇱 Israel167Yes under the Law of Return. Naturalization normally requires giving up the other passport
48🇰🇳 St Kitts and Nevis157Yes
49🇲🇽 Mexico155Yes by birth. Naturalization requires renouncing the other nationality
50🇦🇬 Antigua and Barbuda154Yes
51🇬🇩 Grenada148Yes
52🇩🇲 Dominica144Yes
Questions

How strong is the Mexico passport?

The Mexico passport ranks 49 of 66 on the Patrician.ch table, with visa free or visa on arrival access to 155 destinations.

3 of the 100 addresses on the board sit in Mexico: Los Cabos, Tulum, Cancún.

How long does it take to get Mexico citizenship?

5 years of residence, 2 if married.

Citizenship timelines moved in several countries inside the last 24 months. The figure is current to October 2026.

Does Mexico allow dual nationality?

Yes, with conditions. The Mexico position on dual nationality: yes by birth. Naturalization requires renouncing the other nationality.

Is there a Mexico citizenship or residence by investment route?

Yes. Residence via proven income or property, no citizenship purchase.

Does Mexico tax its citizens living abroad?

No. Mexico does not tax its citizens on income earned while they live abroad.

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