NAMASTE (^_^)

          There are several aspects that you have to put more concern on before deciding which kind of Host Family you want to live with. Basically, the entire of the points were coming from the way you make your definition about what is AuPair, in the first hand and what kind of treat do you want them to be during your period of stay. I am aware of this case because I've been in a situation where I get worst experience. I won't say that it was totally my HF mistake. I have the role of making the snowball mistake also in this case. There is no perfection in every relationship obviously, let alone in HF and AuPair's relationship that we barely know each other. But, that is why I don't want anyone to repeat the same mistake as me, that I have to change HF two times and live by relying on my relatives in between. I wish you can improve yourself by following these tips :) *cheers*. It is scary though, especially if you are living alone abroad and do not know anyone at all.

        First of all, this experience was based on my journey at the time I was applying my application to be an AuPair in Sweden in 2020. I came from a country out of Europe so, it is mandatory for me to get a visa before landing in one of the countries in Europe, especially in this case in Sweden. However, with no further due ;) I would love to share my experience, the steps, and what you have to prepare before being an AuPair in Sweden from the first place I got an offer till my visa got granted (in detail 😁). You're also always welcome to get in touch with me through the comments section under the Blog if you have any questions regarding the AuPair application specifically, about the Sweden application. FYI you don't have to have a Swedish language certificate (yet) to start the application. As long as you can speak in English everything would be fine. 1. Check if your profile matches the Migrationverket AuPair requirement.     Migrationverket  is one of Sweden's gove