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Program Fees	Amount	Due	Au Pair USA Services Covered
Application Fee (Non-Refundable)	$250	With application	Processing of the host family application and program approval
Deposit	$2,500	Upon matching with an au pair	Recruitment and screening of au pair, police clearance report, medical history, interview, matching and placement
Program Fee Balance	$4,400*	Upon the au pair's arrival or according to payment plan	Au pair's visa, most of the au pair's round trip transportation, year-long support services of a local coordinator, a portion of the au pair's medical insurance and the au pair's training and orientation program

What the au pair must know

Basic application criteria vary from agency to agency, but there are a few typical requirements:

Speak and write conversational English
Be willing to share your culture and learn about others
Be willing to commit to 12 months in the U.S.
Agree to having a background check performed
Have at least 6 months childcare experience
Be able to provide 3 non-family local references regarding your experience and character
Possess a driver's license (or be ready to get one)
Be in good physical condition as evidenced by a Physician's Report
Pass a psycho-metric test given by the Agency

In addition to these requirements, it is common for families to ask for non-smoking, responsible or non-drinkers, and for females.

The family has to welcome the au pair in thinking that she is not an employee but a home help for the children. Therefore they will make sure:

the au pair must have her own bedroom,
the au pair will work to a maximum of 25-35 hours per week She should have minimum 2 days off during the week (make available the au-pair's agreed free time and days off ),
they understand that having an au pair doesn't mean someone who is going to do the housework, the dishes....etc. However au pairs may be asked to do some housework, especially related to the children,
the family pay an allowance (pocket money) each week (usually about $60 per week),
it may be good to register the au pair at the family doctor. She must also be registered on the house insurance.

The designated US agencies are:

Contact : Stijn C.R.E.C. Gabeler

+31(0) 6 22 869 860