Chilean Peso to Mexican Peso – CLP/MXN Converter

Convert Chilean Peso to Mexican Peso at the current exchange rate and see the conversion both ways.

🇨🇱 1 CLP = 0.0186 MXN 🇲🇽

1 MXN = 53.73 CLP

Rates updated on October 10, 2026
Convert MXN to CLP

Conversion tables for common amounts

CLP MXN
1,000 CLP 18.83 MXN
2,000 CLP 37.66 MXN
5,000 CLP 94.15 MXN
10,000 CLP 188 MXN
20,000 CLP 377 MXN
50,000 CLP 941 MXN
100,000 CLP 1,883 MXN
200,000 CLP 3,766 MXN
500,000 CLP 9,415 MXN
1,000,000 CLP 18,830 MXN
MXN CLP
20 MXN 1,062 CLP
50 MXN 2,655 CLP
100 MXN 5,311 CLP
200 MXN 10,622 CLP
500 MXN 26,554 CLP
1,000 MXN 53,108 CLP
2,000 MXN 106,216 CLP
5,000 MXN 265,539 CLP
10,000 MXN 531,078 CLP
20,000 MXN 1,062,157 CLP

CLP to MXN exchange rate history

1 CLP = 0.01883 MXN as of October 10, 2026.

  • 24 hours +1.13% Oct 5 – Oct 10
  • 7 days +1.20% Sep 28 – Oct 10
  • 1 month +3.75% Sep 7 – Oct 10
  • 3 months +0.49% Jul 6 – Oct 10
  • 6 months -3.31% Apr 6 – Oct 10
  • 1 year -3.95% Nov 3, 2025 – Oct 10
  • Low 0.01787 MXN
  • High 0.02022 MXN
  • Average 0.0193 MXN

The rate history is built from weekly snapshots, so the compared dates can differ from the period label.

CLP to MXN: common questions

How much is 1 CLP in MXN right now?
One Chilean peso equals 0.01883 MXN at the mid-market rate. The exact update date is shown under the converter.
How do I convert 200,000 CLP to MXN?
Multiply by the current rate: 200,000 CLP = 3,765.92 MXN. Type any other amount into the converter above and the result updates as you type.
What is the reverse MXN to CLP rate?
1 MXN = 53.1078 CLP at the mid-market rate. Open the MXN to CLP page for tables in that direction – or simply type an amount into the right-hand field of the converter.
Is the CLP/MXN rate shown here what I will pay?
Not quite – it is the mid-market reference rate, without any markup. Card payments, ATMs and exchange offices each add a margin, so compare their quote against this number before you commit.
Is the CLP to MXN rate a cross rate?
Yes. Neither currency is quoted directly against the other, so the rate comes from their two USD quotes – the standard way to price pairs that are rarely traded directly.
The Chilean peso and the Mexican peso share the same symbol – how do I tell them apart?
Both are written as $, which is exactly why amounts here are labelled with ISO codes (CLP, MXN) rather than the sign. Several currencies share that symbol, and only the code is unambiguous.

Exchange rates are mid-market reference rates, updated regularly and intended for informational purposes. The same rates power all cost-of-living prices on CityCost.

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