Au Pair in China guide
Au Pair in China Program
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The point A clear program page should make the exchange easier to understand.An au pair is not a full-time nanny or domestic worker. The core idea is cultural exchange: living with a host family, helping with children in agreed hours, learning the local language and culture, and sharing your own background. 互惠生不是全职保姆，也不是家政雇员。它的核心是文化交流：住在接待家庭里，在约定时间内协助照看孩子，学习当地语言和文化，也分享自己的语言和生活经验。 |
Shanghai, language and family life become part of the lesson. |
Boundaries
Responsibilities / 职责边界
| Usually included Childcare during agreed hours, simple child-related help, language and culture sharing, and joining family routines with clear boundaries. |
| 通常不应包括 长期全职家务、全天候待命、超出当地规则或双方约定的工作量，或把文化交流包装成低价劳动力。 |
Application first, documents later
Requirements / 申请要求
You can first apply with a clear profile and at least one suitable photo. Supporting documents such as certificates, references or police records can be uploaded later if you already have them, or added after a match when they are requested.
你可以先用清楚的个人资料和至少一张合适照片提交申请。无犯罪记录、证明、推荐信等资料可以有就先上传；如果暂时没有，也可以先申请，后续匹配或审核需要时再补充。
| Good to prepare early A recent photo, short family letter, childcare experience if any, available arrival month and preferred stay length. |
Can be added later Police record, medical check, education certificate, references, visa or local compliance documents. |
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Costs Costs / 费用Costs vary by country, visa route, travel season, insurance, language study and support model. Discuss expectations early and write down what each side agrees to cover.
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