When will you at pairs be arriving due to travel bans?
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Anonymous
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Hi I was wondering
When will the government let new au pairs come back into the country? Anybody who has au pairs, do the agency’s say anything? I was interested in getting for after the summer, but now I’m not sure what’s going to happen |
Anonymous
No one knows. The state department put a 60 day hold on it, but it is likely to be extended. No one can predict when it will be safe again. Maybe in a year when there is a vaccine? |
Anonymous
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Ty! I meant to say
WHEN WILL NEW AU PAIRS be allowed to come to the USA again? |
Anonymous
| Probably not until their is a vaccine. My guess at least 6 months |
Anonymous
| I know Euraupair has sent an email saying they won't let any AP in until at the very least, June 1st. |
Anonymous
| CCAP is telling HFs May 15th will be next arrival date .... but i think that is doubtful. |
Anonymous
| Vaccine will be in 1-1.5 years... |
Anonymous
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Oh wow that’s a long time June 1st
Crazy how it’s just put on hold and people possible looking for childcare urgently Thank you!!! |
Anonymous
Not according to the news. |
Anonymous
What news? All news I’ve seen says 12-18 months. The vaccine process is very long and they’ve only just started trials. |
Anonymous
| I don’t think au pairs will be arriving from anywhere before September at the earliest. |
Anonymous
| You could try contacting one of the local nanny agencies for a temporary live-in, until your next AP gets there. |
Anonymous
Just google it. |
Anonymous
The news is taking about therapeutics like the malaria meds and Zpac. A tested vaccine for general use is still 12-18 months away. That said, they may "test" it on people with little other hope (and the appropriate releases from liability if it kills them instead of cures them). |
Anonymous
That doesn’t help when all google does is tell me 12-18 months and you are saying something different. |