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Living in Mexico

What You Need to Know About Your Immigration Status

  • DateOctober 21, 2026
  • Hours11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Mexico City)
  • Work modelOnline
  • ForIndividuals and families

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About the webinar

Living in Mexico without being sure of your immigration status, or planning a move here, raises questions that are best settled early: which immigration status fits your situation, what the requirements are, and which mistakes to avoid.

In this free 60-minute webinar, Martín Morfín, Founder of Common Ground, gives a clear, practical overview of Mexico’s immigration rules for foreigners, whether you’re planning a move or already live here. You can submit your questions in writing before or during the event in the Q&A tab in Microsoft Teams.

Can’t make it live? Register anyway: after the session we’ll post the recording on this page, so you can keep learning what living in Mexico legally takes.

Agenda · What was covered

  1. The fundamentals: authorities, visas and immigration statuses (visitor, temporary resident and permanent resident).
  2. If you want to live in Mexico: how to choose the right immigration status and what each one requires.
  3. If you already live in Mexico: rights and obligations, change of status, regularization and naturalization.
  4. Common mistakes and myths to watch out for before you start a process.
  5. Live Q&A.

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Speaker

Lic. Martín Morfín

Founder and Director of Common Ground

Mexican attorney and graduate of Universidad La Salle and Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, with more than 20 years of experience in international, immigration and corporate law, and in litigation. He previously worked at Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and served as a Consul of Mexico.

Languages: English

About Common Ground: Common Ground is a Mexico City-based immigration and mobility agency that provides high-quality immigration services built on technical rigor, professional ethics, transparency and personalized attention.

This session is for general information only and is not legal advice for your specific case. It will be recorded.