Are you wondering how to write a letter to your future Au Pair or Host Family and present yourself? Here is some practical advice for you.

Insurance is important to make your Au Pair stay safe. Learn more how insurance differs for EU and non-EU citizens and whether you need a private insurance.

Pocket money as well as weekly workload differs from country to country. This post has a table with important standards for payment and working hours.

Au Pair – a cultural exchange opportunity where young adults live with a host family, providing childcare and learning about a new country and language.

Get your Au Pair ID card and show it at the entrance of museums, cultural centres and gyms to get discounts during your Au Pair stay.

Your safety is our priority. Find out how AuPair.com keeps you safe with profile verification, safety tips, and support for au pairs and host families. Join our trusted community today!

If things don't work out with your current Au Pair or you don't feel comfortable with a Host Family, changing it can be a solution to continue your experience.

The primary responsibility of an Au Pair is childcare, along with light household chores for the children. Discover typical duties and what’s not allowed.

Au Pair schedule makes a Host family–Au Pair relationship easier. Learn more about the typical Au Pair day and points to consider while building a schedule

If you apply for the Au Pair program in an EU country, you will need the European Health Insurance Card. Learn more: how it works and how to get it.