

To be eligible to become an au pair, you must meet the following requirements:
Live the local French way: baguettes at breakfast, village strolls, and cozy dinners with your host family.
As an au pair with Rome Abroad, care for children and become part of their everyday rhythm. On your days off, roam Paris museums, lunch in Lyon, or hop a train to the Riviera. With meals, housing, and a stipend covered, it’s easy to relax, build new routines, and feel at home in France.


Browse real host family profiles and connect over video to ensure your placement feels right from the start.

Get help building your profile, prepping for interviews, and answering questions every step of the way.

Receive clear steps and personalized support to make your visa process smooth and stress-free.

Understand your duties, pay, and time off with a clear agreement. No surprises when you arrive.

Complete online training before you go so you arrive confident and prepared.


Meet your host family at the airport and get a warm welcome home.

Stay in your own room and share meals with your host family. No rent, no bills, just good company and even better food like tapas, paella, and churros con chocolate.

Switch to another family if things don’t feel right after you arrive.

Get ongoing support whenever you need it, just like family would.

Join local meetups and events to connect with other au pairs in your area.


Receive a certificate recognizing your experience, perfect for future opportunities.

Between slow afternoons and spirited evenings, you’ll come home with more than memories; you’ll carry a bit of Spain with you.
The program does not include airfare, visa application fees, travel insurance, and personal expenses.


Browse real host family profiles and connect over video to ensure your placement feels right from the start.

Get help building your profile, prepping for interviews, and answering questions every step of the way.

Receive clear steps and personalized support to make your visa process smooth and stress-free.

Understand your duties, pay, and time off with a clear agreement. No surprises when you arrive.

Complete online training before you go so you arrive confident and prepared.


Meet your host family at the airport and get a warm welcome home.

Stay in your own room and share meals with your host family. No rent, no bills, just good company and even better food like tapas, paella, and churros con chocolate.

Switch to another family if things don’t feel right after you arrive.

Get ongoing support whenever you need it, just like family would.

Join local meetups and events to connect with other au pairs in your area.


Receive a certificate recognizing your experience, perfect for future opportunities.

Between slow afternoons and spirited evenings, you’ll come home with more than memories; you’ll carry a bit of Spain with you.
The program does not include airfare, visa application fees, travel insurance, and personal expenses.
Every au pair experience is a little different, but here’s a general idea of what your journey might look like:
Connect with your host family in France via video to go over your role, weekly schedule, and stipend. You’ll also complete a short online training so you’re ready to step into your new routine. We’ll help you through the visa process to make sure you’re all set before departure.
You’ll be greeted at the airport by your host family and head to your new home. After settling into your room and meeting everyone, take time to get familiar with the area. Walks to the boulangerie and family dinners will soon feel wonderfully familiar.
As an au pair, you’ll support the family for around 20–30 hours each week by helping with everyday activities like spending time with the kids, doing school drop-offs and pickups, enjoying park days and playtime, and getting creative with arts and crafts. You may also lend a hand with light chores such as washing dishes or preparing simple meals, nothing too heavy.
You’ll have two full days off each week, often on Saturdays and Sundays, giving you plenty of time to relax, visit the beach, or explore the local scene. And if anything doesn’t feel quite right, we’re always here to support you.
If you value connection, culture, and cozy family routines, you might be more ready for French life than you think.
From personalized matches to real support, here’s why travelers choose us.
Rome Abroad is known for being hands-on, flexible, and supportive—earning us a 4.8-star rating from past au pairs. Whether you’re spending a summer abroad, taking a gap year, or planning post-grad travel, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Rome Abroad worked very hard for me and I’m so grateful.

Annecy
I loved meeting other au pairs. We all hit it off and went out together. We also had a girls night and all of us made food from our own country and had dinner together. I also spent lots of time at the beach. The heat isn’t bad in Biarritz and it makes the beach nicer. My host family’s son and I really got along! If he didn’t see me in the morning, he would ask where I was and was really happy to see me in the afternoons.

Biarritz
It was so fun to sit around the quiet lake, talk, hang out and listen to music. I can’t believe I lived in France. Time has flown by. I’m forever grateful for this experience I’ve had!

Hossegor
With Rome Abroad, you can experience some of France’s most iconic regions. Wander through the romantic streets of Paris, enjoy the lavender fields of Provence, soak in the seaside charm of Nice, explore the fairytale beauty of Alsace, and discover the rich history of Lyon—all while living with a local host family and becoming part of the culture.
The one-time program fee covers free meals, a private room, two days off per week (usually Saturday and Sunday), training, travel tips, a support network, and $90 weekly pay. You'll have the freedom to explore, travel, and live comfortably while in France.
The program fee does not cover your flight to France. French classes are optional and not included but can be arranged separately. You’ll also need to budget for personal expenses, travel insurance, and any trips you plan during your time off.
You’ll typically have two days off each week (usually Saturday and Sunday) plus free hours during school days when the children are at school. Many au pairs use this time to explore, relax, or travel to nearby towns and cities. Whether it’s sipping coffee in a local café or hopping a train to Paris, your downtime is yours to enjoy.
As an au pair, you’ll live with a French host family, care for children, and help with light household tasks. In return, you’ll be immersed in French daily life, share meals, and form close-knit bonds while gaining cultural insight.
One-time fee, journey of a lifetime.
No monthly payments. No hidden costs. Just one step to begin something unforgettable. Begin your gap year, post-grad adventure, or next big chapter with purpose.
To be eligible to become an au pair, you must meet the following requirements:

$200–$350/week

€70–€100/week

Everything for $575