Visa- nanny

[Curinga 0]

Does anyone know how to get a nanny visa? How long it takes?

[Boiler 45,665]

Au Pairs

Only exchange visitors placed through a Department of State-designated au pair sponsor are authorized to work as an au pair. Au pairs provide child care to a host family’s children for a year in return for room and board, a weekly stipend and up to $500 in education costs.

Because the host family provides remuneration in exchange for regular child care services, the host family is the au pair’s employer and must complete Form I-9 for the Au pair.

Foreign academic students (F-1 nonimmigrants) cannot work as au pairs or nannies unless USCIS issues them an Employment Authorization Document based on severe economic hardship.

[canadian_wife 1,823]

Do you have someone specific in mind?  Why is a US citizen or US resident not available for your nanny needs?

 

Good luck 

[JeanneAdil 6,554]

first u wanted a m1 visa and now Nanny work visa

this is visa shopping 

 

BTW both are non immigrant visas and u have to return home

[Redro 4,611]

7 hours ago, Curinga said:

Does anyone know how to get a nanny visa? How long it takes?

You apply from overseas not inside the US. Time is dependent on how long it takes for a family to select you. 

 

https://www.aupair.com/en/p-usa-america-requirements.php#:~:text=To take part in the,Not married and no children

 

To take part in the Au Pair program in the USA you have to meet the following requirements:  

1. Age: 18 - 26 years
2. Good English language skills
3. Not married and no children
4. In good health
5. Willing to stay with a family for a minimum of 1 year
6. Childcare experience of at least 500 hours in the past 2 years
7. Driver’s license and driving experience
8. Clear criminal record

 

Follow this link to investigate country specific requirements. 

 

Edited March 28, 2022 by Kor2USA

[Marieke H 2,519]

Instead of posting random, short questions without context, it would be helpful if you could provide some background, so we can better help you.

 

Tell us a bit more about yourself: which country, educational background, age, etc.

 

And then tell us what your purpose is in the US. Do you want to study, work, find a way to stay permanently?