Then look no further! We have gathered all the important information you need to be prepared for your Au Pair stay in Iceland.
The hidden corner of Scandinavia - Iceland is the perfect destination for Au Pairs looking for an adventure surrounded by nature and a different scenery.
As an Au Pair in Iceland, you will discover towns and landscapes that will make you believe in fantastic creatures. Iceland is also the youngest country in the world! This land began to rise from the North Atlantic sea “only” 25 million years ago as a result of volcanic eruptions that are still happening today. Give Iceland a chance and discover that it’s much more than just cold weather!
If you’re not a EU citizen, one of the first things you need to take care of is applying for a visa to Iceland. Find out how the process works, what documents you need and more in this article. Read more
Make sure that you have all the documentation you need before you start your adventure. This includes the Au Pair contract and the insurance. In this article, we explain more about this. Read more
If you’re still not sure on what to do in order to become an Au Pair in Iceland, don’t worry - we got you covered! Find out about all the different requirements to move as an Au Pair to Iceland. Read more
In the Au Pair program, everyone has some rights and some duties to respect! This has mainly to do with your working hours, your salary and much more. Read more
Find out what Iceland has to offer! One of the most beautiful countries in Europe, almost completely covered in nature, can be the best destination to become an Au Pair and explore around. Read more
Icelandic is a very unique language. This is why you should have at least some English knowledge in order to move there. But in the meantime, discover why learning a similar language to Icelandic could be a good idea in order to travel around Scandinavia. Read more
Au Pair in Iceland: requirements and the process
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Au Pair in Iceland: salary, holidays and more
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Au Pair contract and insurance in Iceland
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