How can a mexican migrate to Japan?

Hi, I was wondering how difiicult it would be for a mexican to migrate to japan. I am currently majoring in engineering and I will be taking a couple of japanese classes next fall.

I do not know if DA is ever going to pass or not, but just in case it does not pass by the time I earn my degree i want to move to japan. I really do not want to be a college graduate working as an undocumented person. I do not plan on waiting for the dream act after i gradute from college. If it passes i will stay,but if does not i will take my chances in europe or asia.

How difficult would be for a mexican to migrate to japan? I will start taking japanese lessons next fall, so i can at least know the basics of the language.

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Japan has a strict immigration policy. However, Mexican citizens don't need visa to visit Japan. You can just go and live for awhile before considering serious immigration.

I had been in Japan a couple of times before coming to America. Lovely place even if you don't speak Japanese.

It's going to be pretty tough to get sponsored for a work visa unless you're going for translation work or teaching english, and even that won't be easy since you're technically not a native english speaker and there's a lot of competition. The good news is you can still teach english if you have like 12 years in the American education system... I think. Been a while since I seriously considered it

I was hoping to work in the tecknology sector mabey robotics or computers. Perhaps I could get a student visa for a masters or a Phd. I know it will be difficult, but i have to try! I do not want to be a college graduate and still be undocumented.

That would be a waste indeed. A student visa shouldn't be a problem as long as you have the money, and you can also work like 20 hours a week iirc. You're definitely gonna need money though, both schooling and cost of living is very expensive

Population of Japan is still homogeneous and racism does exist (probably much more than US since US was founded under immigrants), especially towards those with colored skin.

You will always be considered second class citizen in Japan no matter how long you live there.. (unless you don't care)

Oye, deberas. No es por nada, pero ay guey como cagan el palo los pinches Japoneses. Mucha gente de Asia es asi. Mi mama trabajaba para una senora quien su papa era Japones. Era una hijo de su puta madre con mi mama.

Yeah...but I still find their culture fascinating. Mis respetos for the sensais

Can you respect the fact that not everyone here speaks spanish?