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Marc P. says "Roxana was very organized and made excellent meals from scratch for the kids. She was strict about limiting the kids' screen-time and candy intake and took...
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Care Member says "Maryam is great with the kids! They loved her. She is great at playing with the kids and also good at cleaning up. She goes above and beyond "
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Care Member says "Maria (Ela) is a great nanny to our 1 year old. My little one, who was afraid of strangers, accepted her quickly! Ela sings to my baby, read and play...
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Carolina D. says "Emma is the best nanny you will find. Emma came to our lives as a gift from above when we needed her the most. She took care of our little girl when she...
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Jessica M. says "We absolutely ADORE Ms. Ana! We had such a bad experience with a previous nanny so we were hesitant when we hired another one. Ana proved us wrong! She...
Antonella O. says "Rosario worked for us for a total of seven months in which she became a member of the family. Our boys loved her and so did we. She is engaging and...
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Kody C. says "She really is the best sitter I've ever had for my kids. I am a nurse with a newborn so I needed someone that I could really trust to take care of her along...
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Dana A. says "Maria was our nanny for our son From 2018-2020 when we moved out of state. We would have taken her with us if we could, she had become part of our family....
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Care Member says "Francys took care of my son from 3 months to 7 months old. She was always on time. She made sure to keep his room clean and organized. His dishes and...
Daphne C. says "I have known Maribel for more then 20 years. Also her two daughters and her husband Julio. You can be assured that Maribel is of exemplary character....
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140 foreign nannies are listed on Care.com
The average post rate is $23.15/hr as of March 2026
The average star rating for rated foreign nannies is 4.7
Recent foreign nanny reviews from local parents
Foreign Nannies are rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on 192 reviews of the 140 listed foreign nannies
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FAQs for finding a foreign nanny near you
What is a foreign nanny?
A foreign nanny is a caregiver who can provide your family with consistent care like any nanny would. With the help of Care.com you can find a foreign nanny that meets your needs by reviewing their profiles to see what responsibilities they feel comfortable taking on and how much they charge.
How much does it cost to hire a foreign nanny?
The cost of hiring a nanny from another country can vary depending on how many children you have, where you live, and the type of responsibilities you want the nanny to take on. On average, the hourly rate for foreign nannies on Care.com is $23.15.
What kind of child care services do foreign nannies offer?
Foreign nannies can offer a wide variety of nanny services from picking your kids up from school, to cooking, to doing light housework. Some foreign nannies may be comfortable helping with homework, supervising playdates, and looking after pets. You can interview a few different candidates to get an idea of the foreign nanny services they offer.
Can I hire someone from another country to be a nanny?
You can hire someone from another country to work as a nanny in your home. To make finding a foreign nanny easier, you can use Care.com to review multiple local nanny profiles in one place. You can learn more about their experience and can read reviews from other families who they worked with in the past.
What are the right interview questions to ask a foreign nanny?
Before you sit down to interview foreign nanny candidates, it’s helpful to write down a list of your top interview questions. Most likely, you’ll want to ask them questions about their work experience, how they’ll address certain caregiving situations, and you may even want to introduce them to your kids so you can see how they interact.
