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Au Pair in Italy

Italy is a popular Au Pair destination for those who want to explore beautiful cities, hike stunning landscapes and eat delicious food while spending time abroad.
 
Although there is no specific Au Pair visa in Italy, candidates can still apply if they are willing to take an intensive Italian course to learn the language or if they are permitted to stay in Italy without a visa for a short or extended period.
 

Au Pair Requirements in Italy

 
If you're planning to become an Au Pair in Italy, here are the key requirements you should meet:
 
  • Age: 18-30 years old for EU citizens, 18-25 years old for non-EU citizens.
  • Language Skills: Basic Italian knowledge is preferred, but a language course can be arranged.
  • Childcare Experience: Experience with children (e.g., babysitting, caring for siblings) is required.
  • Health: Good physical and mental health is essential for childcare and light household duties.
  • Visa: Non-EU applicants need to secure a visa before arriving in Italy.
 
This is your chance to experience Italian culture while gaining valuable childcare experience.

Au Pair Requirements for Italian Host Families


If you’re considering hosting an Au Pair in Italy, here are the key requirements for your family:
 
  • Children: Must have at least one child (usually between 1 and 12 years old) for childcare support.
  • Accommodation: A private room with access to shared family spaces (kitchen, bathroom) is required.
  • Language: Knowledge of English or Italian is preferred to communicate with the Au Pair.
  • Working Hours: Typically, 25-30 hours per week of childcare and light household duties.
  • Compensation: Provide pocket money, meals, and accommodation for the Au Pair during their stay.
Hosting an Au Pair is a wonderful way to experience cultural exchange while getting extra help with childcare.

Au Pair Program in Italy


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Contract and Insurance

Find out why the Au Pair contract is necessary to your Au Pair stay and what type of insurance you will need to spend your Au Pair program in Italy in this article. Read more

Visa Information

Italy does not have a specific type of visa designated to Au Pairs. Therefore, you might have to apply for a student visa and a work permit. Find out all the details in this post. Read more

How to become an Au Pair in Italy: requirements

Read the specific requirements to become an Au Pair in Italy and explore all the different steps to find an Italian Host Family through our platform as a EU and non-EU citizen. Read more 

 
Free Registration as Candidate
 

Salary, working hours, holidays and more

You still don’t know the rules of the Au Pair program in Italy? This article will give you details on the pocket money, free time, etc. Keep reading and find out what you can expect! Read more

Italy: guided tour

Rome and Milan are not the only beautiful places in Italy! There are many other cities and gorgeous countryside towns that you can explore by becoming an Au Pair in this country! Read more

Why you should learn Italian

If you are about to enjoy the real Italian lifestyle, you should definitely take some time to learn the language. Find out why learning Italian will change your life! Read more

Thinking globally for your Au Pair stay? Take a look at all our host countries on our AuPairWorldwide program page.




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