Given that maids can only come from a recognized number of Asian countries, this may be a bit of a tall order.newbie_expat wrote:Hi All,
I am from Switzerland and will be working in Singapore coming October.
Any recommendation of agencies who has maids/nanny who can speak either Italian or French? I will like hire help to take care of my children who cannot speak English.
Thanks in advance!
To work on DP you need a letter of consent issued by MOM so if you get one it is legal but I am not sure if this kind of combination is doable - a private person acting as an employer willing to hire for part time job a language/country specific nanny/teacher. I was simply thinking along the line Girl_Next_Door mentioned. Surely there must be some trailing spouses from your country/Italy/France looking for something to do and/or some extra income.newbie_expat wrote:Is this legal?x9200 wrote:And a part time nanny job for a person residing here on DP?
It would have to be off the record because it is not legal, and an LOC would not be granted to be a paid nanny. Now, maybe a bi-lingual language teacher....x9200 wrote:To work on DP you need a letter of consent issued by MOM so if you get one it is legal but I am not sure if this kind of combination is doable - a private person acting as an employer willing to hire for part time job a language/country specific nanny/teacher. I was simply thinking along the line Girl_Next_Door mentioned. Surely there must be some trailing spouses from your country/Italy/France looking for something to do and/or some extra income.newbie_expat wrote:Is this legal?x9200 wrote:And a part time nanny job for a person residing here on DP?
Thanks alot and I appreciate your effort!sundaymorningstaple wrote:The only persons who can work as a Maid/Nanny are those from MOM approved "traditional source" countries. I think you will find that there are not any western counties on that list.
I have, in the interest of others as well (this has come up occasionally before) sent a message to MOM to inquire about this. I should receive a reply within 3 days so as and when I receive something I'll update this thread.
sms
While I brought up the non-traditional source, he didn't really nix it, but just nixed the LoC application by a non-registered business or company.Dear Mr SMS
We refer to your email dated 1 September 2010.
I refer to our teleconversation dated 2 September 2010.
You may wish to note that employers of Dependent Pass holders under a
Letter of Consent must be a Singapore registered business or company.
For more information, you may visit MOM?s website at www.mom.gov.sg.
Should you have further enquiries or clarifications, you may write to us
via our e-feedback at
http://www.mom.gov.sg/publish/momportal ... 1_01BE06FC
Alternatively, you may use our new online FAQ at
http://www.mom.gov.sg/publish/momportal ... p/faq.html
Thank you.
Yours sincerely
R**** C***
Customer Service Officer
This also tends to lean towards an agency having to place the LoC holder in the place of a Company or Business as well so it would appear that even trying to go through an agency will still only be able to place you in a business setting and not a private home.If your business entity is an Employment Agency / Headhunter Firm or it supplies labour* to other business entities in the course of
conducting its business, please answer the below questions.
Is your business entity an Employment Agency/Headhunter firm or does it supply labour to other business entities in the course of conducting its business? □; Yes □; No
If Yes, will the applicant be deployed to work for another employer so as to supplement that other employer’s manpower resources? □; Yes □; No
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