Can I bring my nanny to the UK?

If you are moving temporarily to the UK on a Standard Visitor Visa, or you are a UK or EU/EEA national who is coming to Britain for a short stay, you can bring domestic staff with you, including your children’s nanny. This is achieved via the Domestic Worker in a Private Household Visa (DWPHV).

Can you sponsor a nanny from another country?

Sponsoring a Nanny for Permanent Residence A family can sponsor a foreign nanny for a green card as an option for them to live and work in the U.S. permanently. This option begins by completing the labor certification or PERM process, which is often lengthy and complex.

How do I get a nanny visa for UK?

Eligibility

1. are 19 or older.
2. have worked for your employer for at least 1 year.
3. work in the same household as your employer or one they use regularly.
4. plan to travel to the UK with your employer, their partner or children.
5. intend to work as a full-time domestic worker in a UK household your employer will live in.

How do I employ a nanny overseas?

To Qualify:

1. Applicant must have at least one year of experience as a household domestic worker.
2. Applicant must be offered a full-time, permanent position in the US.
3. The potential employer must apply for and receive approved Labor Certification from The Department of Labor.

How do I sponsor a visitor to the UK?

If you want to sponsor their visit to the UK you should produce an invitation letter and supporting documents.

1. An applicant is the person who will apply for a visitor visa.
2. A sponsor is the person inviting the applicant to visit the UK.

How can I sponsor my family to UK?

What kind of visa does a nanny need?

Nannies are referred to as “au pairs” in the J-1 visa program. J-1 visas are initially valid for one year and the nanny can extend the visa for up to one additional year. The J-1 visa is suitable for a family that does not already have a foreign worker in mind to employ as a nanny.

What are foreign nannies called?

An au pair (/oʊˈpɛər/; plural: au pairs) is a helper from a foreign country working for, and living as part of, a host family. Typically, au pairs take on a share of the family’s responsibility for childcare as well as some housework, and receive a monetary allowance for personal use.