true, there is no au pair visa in China yet, but participants in our programs come on either business (F) visas (which last up to a year with multiple entry) or traveler's visas (which can be extended once the au pair is on the ground). i'm glad you are concerned about our au pairs safety, but in this case, your concerns are unfounded.
the au pair was not paid for the interview, she was just taped during a regular feedback session. i hope that clears some things up.
this is amusing!!! How did she staying China more than 3 months? and what was her visa? The Chinese Gov never allowed the Aupair program yet, indeed, that was ilegal. You can figure out this hot chick is quite nervous when she was taking this funny demo, because she was paid and she known: telling the lie is guit!!!
Don't trust some agency in China, and this vidoe has nasty purpose to submited here, dont trust them!!
true, there is no au pair visa in China yet, but participants in our programs come on either business (F) visas (which last up to a year with multiple entry) or traveler's visas (which can be extended once the au pair is on the ground). i'm glad you are concerned about our au pairs safety, but in this case, your concerns are unfounded.
the au pair was not paid for the interview, she was just taped during a regular feedback session. i hope that clears some things up.
TheHHScenter 11 months ago
this is amusing!!! How did she staying China more than 3 months? and what was her visa? The Chinese Gov never allowed the Aupair program yet, indeed, that was ilegal. You can figure out this hot chick is quite nervous when she was taking this funny demo, because she was paid and she known: telling the lie is guit!!!
Don't trust some agency in China, and this vidoe has nasty purpose to submited here, dont trust them!!
houb22 1 year ago