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Explore a country-by-country visa-requirement snapshot updated 17 February 2026. Verify every entry requirement with the destination authority before travel.
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The comparison helps you understand general mobility differences before you look at the actual visa route.
How it works
Explain the terminology before you compare
A quick guide to the access categories and ranking language used throughout the passport index.
Read the numbers correctly
What does each term mean?
Passport indexes use different data sources and scoring methods. These plain-language definitions explain the labels used in this snapshot before you compare passports.
Global rank
The passport’s position in the index compared with other passports. A lower number means a stronger ranking.
Mobility score
A snapshot of how many destinations the passport can access under the index’s scoring rules.
Visa-free
Entry is available without applying for a visa before departure. Entry conditions and stay limits still apply.
Visa on arrival
A visa can be requested after arriving at the destination, usually at a border or airport desk.
eVisa
A visa application is completed online and approved before travel, often with a digital confirmation.
eTA
An electronic travel authorization for eligible travelers; it is not the same as a traditional visa.
Visa required
A visa must be obtained before travel through the destination’s required application process.
World reach
The total destination access represented by the index, based on the categories it counts.
Methodology note
This tool uses the MIT-licensed Passport Index Data snapshot dated 17 February 2026. Its broad access score counts visa-free, visa-on-arrival, eTA, and eVisa destinations. Coverage and classifications can differ between providers, and rules change frequently. Treat every score as a comparison signal—not a final immigration or entry decision.
Ranking intelligence
Top passport ranking preview
A cleaner snapshot of high-mobility passports, showing actual score strength, rank, visa-free access, and route-relevant access signals for Mexico and Spain.
Sourced data snapshot
4 ranked profiles
Passport rank
United Arab Emirates
Broad access score
187/ 198
94%
Strength
- Visa-free access
- 127
- Visa required
- 11
- Mexico access
- Visa-free
- Spain access
- Visa-free
Passport rank
Spain
Broad access score
186/ 198
94%
Strength
- Visa-free access
- 122
- Visa required
- 12
- Mexico access
- Visa-free
- Spain access
- —
Passport rank
Austria
Broad access score
185/ 198
93%
Strength
- Visa-free access
- 119
- Visa required
- 13
- Mexico access
- Visa-free
- Spain access
- Visa-free
Passport rank
Croatia
Broad access score
185/ 198
93%
Strength
- Visa-free access
- 119
- Visa required
- 13
- Mexico access
- Visa-free
- Spain access
- Visa-free
Why it exists
Use mobility as a planning signal, not the final answer.
People need a fast way to understand whether a passport is generally strong or restricted for travel planning. This preview gives context first, then points users toward proper visa and residency review before decisions are made.
Mobility context
See broad access strength without treating it as a live immigration rule.
Route pressure
Spot where a strong passport still needs documentation or visa planning.
Official check
Move into a route review before relying on any travel or residency plan.
Need route advice?
Turn passport mobility into a real visa plan.
Use the mobility snapshot as the starting point, then map purpose, documents, timing, and destination rules into a practical next step.
Important disclaimer
Passport Index helps users understand general travel mobility. It does not replace official visa, residency, or immigration requirements.
MexoPath is a private immigration and consultancy service provider, not a government authority, embassy, consulate, or visa-issuing body. We do not guarantee visas, residency, citizenship, admission, or any immigration outcome. Final decisions belong solely to the relevant embassy, consulate, immigration authority, educational institution, or government agency.