Hire an Au Pair in Belgium
Create a family profile, explain your childcare needs, and compare au pair candidates for cultural exchange and flexible home support.
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Explain family routines and expectations
Shortlist candidates by country and availability
Keep childcare, language, and cultural goals together
Candidate matching
Browse candidate profiles before posting
Contact matches once your profile is ready
Use one account from search to messaging
Start as a founding family
Au Pair Bureau is still growing its babysitter, nanny, au pair, tutoring, pet care, house sitting, and elderly care marketplace. Create a hiring profile now so candidates can understand what help you need as supply grows.
Show candidates the role, dates, location, and household support you need before you start messaging.
Use one family account across babysitting, nanny, au pair, tutoring, pet sitting, house sitting, and elderly care searches.
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Keep introductions, profile checks, verification status, messaging, and shortlists inside one platform instead of scattered messages.
Review profile details, photos, verification status, and availability before contacting a candidate.
Use platform messaging and shortlists to compare candidates with your family.
Report concerns and use safety guidance before moving to interviews or agreements.
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Belgium
Country hiring focus: host families
Use this country context before shortlisting candidates or publishing your hiring profile.
Belgium searches often involve Brussels, Flanders, Wallonia, and multilingual households, so language mix, commute, duties, and household rhythm should be made explicit.
Belgium does not have one host-family checklist: the au pair authorisation process varies between Brussels, Flanders, and Wallonia. Choose the region first and use that authority’s current procedure before promising a placement.
Treat an au pair stay as cultural and language exchange with light household and childcare tasks, not as a substitute for a nanny, babysitter, or domestic worker.
Check the applicable age, course, room, insurance, agreement, household, childcare, rest, duration, and pocket-money conditions with the regional authority; do not copy another region’s checklist.
For candidates who need work authorisation, complete the correct regional process before arrival and state the region, city, family language, dates, and realistic schedule in the profile.
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Common questions
Yes. A clear profile helps candidates understand the role, location, dates, duties, and whether the match is right.
Yes. Start with the country page, then narrow active searches by city, dates, availability, languages, and profile details.
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