What the family has to do
There are no restrictions concerning the number of the family's children or concerning the family members' nationality.
Singles, too, may employ an au pair
There is no standard au pair contract. However, for au pairs from Non-EU countries a written contract is necessary because it is needed to apply for a residence permit
The au pair lives with the host family as an equal family member. The au pair has to have his/her own room. Furthermore the family has to offer board and lodge
The working hours, i.e. the time which the au pair spends with child care and household tasks, of the au pair may not exceed the working hours of the other family members maximum 30 hours per and, not more than 5 hours per day
The au pair is entitled to at least one full day off per week.Once a month the au pair should have a Sunday off. Babysitting in the evenings needs to be agreed upon.
It is standard practice that the au pair has two days of vacation per month in accordance with the Finnish labor legislation.
The salary should be at least € 252 per month after tax. The Finnish host family shall enquire at the Finnish revenue board VERO how much salary the au pair should receive to ensure that the au pair receives € 252 net per month.
The family has to give the au pair the opportunity to attend a language course. But it is the family's decision whether they pay for it.
Many families choose to pay a part of the travel costs. It is also common practice to provide the au pair with a monthly ticket for local public transportation
What the family has to doThere are no restrictions concerning the number of the family's children or concerning the family members' nationality.Singles, too, may employ an au pairThere is no standard au pair contract. However, for au pairs from Non-EU countries a written contract is necessary because it is needed to apply for a residence permitThe au pair lives with the host family as an equal family member. The au pair has to have his/her own room. Furthermore the family has to offer board and lodgeThe working hours, i.e. the time which the au pair spends with child care and household tasks, of the au pair may not exceed the working hours of the other family members maximum 30 hours per and, not more than 5 hours per dayThe au pair is entitled to at least one full day off per week.Once a month the au pair should have a Sunday off. Babysitting in the evenings needs to be agreed upon.It is standard practice that the au pair has two days of vacation per month in accordance with the Finnish labor legislation.The salary should be at least € 252 per month after tax. The Finnish host family shall enquire at the Finnish revenue board VERO how much salary the au pair should receive to ensure that the au pair receives € 252 net per month.The family has to give the au pair the opportunity to attend a language course. But it is the family's decision whether they pay for it.Many families choose to pay a part of the travel costs. It is also common practice to provide the au pair with a monthly ticket for local public transportation
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