Jeffrey Epstein was removed from the sex offender registry in New Mexico, thanks to a loophole, according to a new report.

The multimillionaire pedophile registered as a sex offender in 2010 following his conviction in Florida on child prostitution charges, CBS News reported.

But two days later, he was dropped from New Mexico’s list. State officials explained he wasn’t required to register because the victim in the Florida case wasn’t younger than 16 — a condition in the Land of Enchantment.

Still, Epstein personally notified law enforcement about his trips to New Mexico, according to emails from 2013 obtained by CBS.

Epstein owned a $17 million mansion known as Zorro Ranch in Stanley, New Mexico, that features a runway and airplane hangar. The sprawling site is what the 66-year-old wanted to turn into a virtual baby-making factory — using his sperm to impregnate women as part of a sick scheme to improve humanity.

The mansion is also where Epstein allegedly sexually abused his victims.