Au Pair from Germany in Italy
Everything you need to know to go from Germany to Italy as an au pair — visa, salary, language overlap, and how to find a host family without an agency.
Visa & paperwork for Germany citizens
EU free movement applies
As a Germany citizen, you have the right to live and work in Italy without a visa or work permit. You only need a valid passport or national ID and to register with the local authorities after arrival.
Language overlap
Italy doesn't share a language with Germany, but that's part of the appeal — most au pairs from Germany go specifically to learn one of the local languages: Italian. Host families almost always speak some English.
What you'll earn in Italy
Beyond the cash, host families in Italy typically provide: Free room & meals, cultural immersion. Add up the savings on rent, food, and utilities and the real value is significantly higher than the pocket money alone.
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Au pairs looking for a family in Italy
- Available now
- 22
- Typical age
- 18–27
- Speak English
- 86%
- Childcare experience
- 77%
55% have a driving licence · Most common nationalities: 🇫🇷 France (5), 🇭🇺 Hungary (4)
EU, EEA and Swiss au pairs with a complete profile who are open to this country. Updated daily, anonymous.
How to start your au pair journey from Germany to Italy
- Create a free DearAuPair profile (5 minutes)
- Browse host families in Italy, filter by language and family size
- Message families directly — no agency, no waiting
- Video call with the families you like
- Sign your contract and book your trip to Italy
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