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For Au Pairs For FamiliesBrexit: the consequences for the Au Pair program
For Au Pairs | by Elena on 4th Sep, 2026 | Reading time: 10 min.
Will the EU Au Pairs still be able to travel without a visa? Will the rules change for the non-EU Au Pairs as well? Let's try to understand what the consequences of Brexit could be.
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Learning Mandarin Tips for Au Pairs in China
For Au Pairs | by Nina Nguyen on 19th Aug, 2026
Moving to China as an Au Pair? Nina, who studied Mandarin in Taiwan and China, shares 5 practical tips for learning Mandarin faster.
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Jalan Jalan Festival Den Haag
For Au Pairs | by Vikas Garg on 18th Aug, 2026
The inaugural Jalan Jalan Festival takes place in Den Haag (The Hague) from August 21 to August 23, 2026, featuring Jalan Pedis at the Lange Voorhout as its vibrant central location celebrating Indonesian, Moluccan, and Dutch-Indonesian heritage, culture, music, and food. It’s designed for all ages, locals and visitors alike.
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Au Pairing in China
For Au Pairs | by Asha Lee on 14th Aug, 2026
Planning to become an Au Pair in China? Compare the lifestyles, food, and culture of different cities to find your perfect match.
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Sakura Matsuri Festival in Washington DC, US
For Au Pairs | Vikas Garg
The Sakura Matsuri Festival is a vibrant spring event celebrating Japanese culture and cherry blossoms. The largest Japanese street festival in the United States is held annually in Washington, DC., while traditional sakura matsuri events take place across Japan during cherry blossom season.
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Trier the Romans City in Germany
For Au Pairs | Devendra Singh | Reading time: 4 min.
Trier was often referred to as the "second Rome". Porta Nigra: The largest and best-preserved Roman city gate north of the Alps. Trier Cathedral: The oldest active church in Germany and the earliest seat of a bishop north of the Alps. Imperial Baths: Extensive ruins of ancient Roman thermal baths. Karl Marx House: The birthplace of the influential philosopher, now operating as a museum dedicated to his life and work...
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Simplified vs Traditional Chinese
For Au Pairs | Asha Lee
Discover the key differences between Simplified and Traditional Chinese for your Au Pair journey in China.
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Polish Milk Bar
For Au Pairs | Vikas Garg
Milk Bar (literally "bar mleczny" in Polish) is a traditional Polish cafeteria that offers nutritious homemade Polish cuisine at low cost. Originating in the late 19th century and popularized during the communist era, these cafeteria-style eateries were designed to provide affordable and nutritious meals to the working class.
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Akuri - Tradition of the Parsi Community in India
For Au Pairs | Vikas Garg
Akuri is a traditional breakfast recipes, spiced scrambled egg dish from the Parsi (Zoroastrian) community of India.
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2026 Au Pair Predictions
For Au Pairs | Gabriela Lopes
Unsure where to Au Pair this year? Find here our predictions for popular destinations, languages to learn, and trends.
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