ayuda

falso. como turista no puede trabajar. tiene que venir con trabajo desde mexico. no vengan como ilegales a este pais porque crearan problemas para ustedes mismos y para el pais. hay varias vias LEGALES que los mexicanos tienen para emigrar.

Aqui te dejo mas informacion, como dice Tuqueque hay suficientes maneras de venirte legalmente como para que te pongas a inventar de ilegal.

Mucha suerte!.

"American and Mexican professionals, who are looking for work, need not limit themselves to the confines of their national borders. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was created to facilitate trade between Canada, the United States, and Mexico – including the trade of skilled labour. Given Canada’s workforce shortage and its consequent heavy reliance on immigration and foreign workers to maintain its economic growth, there is an abundance of career opportunities north of the border for American and Mexican citizens. The NAFTA has simplified the process of hiring temporary (possibly long-term) foreign professionals from the agreement’s member countries for those vocations included in the list below.

Canadian employers are keen to hire. And American and Mexican professionals are their least complicated markets for foreign employees. As an American or Mexican citizen, all you require to get the process started is a job offer from a Canadian employer.

The job offer is simple enough. An employment contract or a letter of offer, which states the name of the Canadian employer, the position details (title, duties, salary, duration of employment), and the necessary qualifications, is all that is needed.

Once you have your job offer in hand, you will need to apply for a Canada work permit. Facilitated entry under the NAFTA permits professionals to apply for their work permits at any Canadian port of entry. You can also apply at a Canadian Visa Office before heading to Canada. If, however, your Canadian job is in the health care, child care, or food handling domains, you will likely have to undergo a medical examination prior to landing in Canada and will therefore need to apply through a Canadian Visa Office.

Regardless of where you apply for the work permit, the Canadian immigration officer will expect the following documentation:

Proof of identity and citizenship;

Signed contract or offer of employment;

Documents to prove your education, qualifications and work experience;

Canada Work Permit Application form.

As long as the immigration officer is satisfied that you meet all medical, security, and criminal clearances, the work permit will be issued on the spot for a $150 CDN fee.

And you’re on your way to starting your job in Canada. Not only simple, but quick. It can be as soon as a matter of days between the time you receive your Canadian job offer and the time you begin work. The work permit is valid for one year and is renewable from within Canada, for one year at a time, indefinitely. So expand your job-search horizons. Canadian employment opportunities abound."

Saludos niko123 es interesante la información que ofreces pero nos podrías pasar tu fuente… en que página web o donde encontrar esta información de manera oficila.