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Requirements of you who are going to be an au pair
What does it mean to be an au pair?
As an au pair you can improve your language skills and become more familiar with Norwegian society by living with a Norwegian host family. In return you contribute by carrying out light house work and/or child care for the host family.
The au pair is like a family member (eat together with the family, accompany them on outings etc.).
An au pair normally carries out lights tasks such as housework, child care and caring for pets (dog, cat etc.).
If you are going to be an au pair in Norway for more than three months, you are an employee and must therefore register through the registration scheme for EU/EEA nationals.
You can move to Norway and start as an au pair right away, but you must register no later than three months after your arrival in Norway.
You only need to register once, regardless of how long you will be living in Norway. You can also, for example, go from being employed as an au pair to other employment without having to re-register.