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Au pair permits

Au pair permits are limited to unmarried people who have no dependants and do not plan to stay in the United States for more than two years. Au-pairs must leave the United States after completing their period of employment and/or educational pursuits. Au pairs may work for another family but the arrangements must meet the requirements of Immigration Rules.

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