Host an au pair in Luxembourg
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- Age
- 18–30 years
- Pocket money
- €250.00 to €450.00
- per month
- Working time
- Up to 20 h
- per week, 4 h per day
- Visa
- Required
Your hosting journey, step by step
- Conclude a hosting convention between the family and the young au pair Host family / young au pair
- For non-EU/EEA nationals: obtain a residence authorisation for cultural purposes (young au pair) Immigration Directorate
- Register with the municipality of residence after arrival (if applicable) Municipal administration
Your host-family obligations · Luxembourg
Legal status
- Young au pair All Hosting convention + residence authorisation
Visa
Required — Visa / residence authorisation (depending on nationality)
Non-EU/EEA nationals must obtain a residence authorisation for cultural purposes (young au pair) before arriving in Luxembourg.
18–30 years required for the young au pair status in Luxembourg.
Working time
4 h/day · 20 h/week
The young au pair only performs light family tasks and must have time for language learning: usual ceilings of 4 h/day and 20 h/week.
Agreement
Hosting convention — Written convention (model)
Ministry of Immigration · Before arrival, as part of the authorisation application
The family provides lodging, meals and pocket money in exchange for childcare support.
Pocket money
Monthly pocket money (board & lodging included) of €250–450/month depending on the hosting convention.
Contributions
Host family
Cultural exchange (outside a salaried employment contract)
The young au pair is not considered a classic employee in Luxembourg.
Tax
No tax advantage specific to the young au pair
Modest pocket money generally not taxed
Cultural-exchange scheme distinct from salaried employment.
Official sources
- Guichet.lu — Jeune au pair / échange culturel · verified on 2026-08-13
- Légilux — Loi modifiée sur l'immigration · verified on 2026-08-13
- Immigration Directorate
How it works
- Create your family profile
- Browse the most compatible profiles
- Chat and video call in the mobile app
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