WeNanny is a free professional directory for nannies looking for work in Dubai and the UAE. You create a profile, complete two assessments, and UAE families browse and contact you directly. WeNanny is not an agency: we do not place you, take a cut of your salary, or issue a visa.
Agencies take a fee and control the introduction. WeNanny is the other way around: you own the profile, families search, and you decide who to speak to.
Free to list
No agency fee, no commission, no cut of your salary. Families pay if they want to contact you.
Families come to you
UAE families search finished profiles for live-in and live-out care in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the other emirates.
You stay in control
You choose whether to reply, interview, and accept an offer. WeNanny does not place you or negotiate your contract.
How to get listed
A finished profile takes real work. Families only see nannies who complete every step.
1
Create a free nanny account
Register as a nanny. Listing on WeNanny is free. There is no placement fee and no cut of your salary.
2
Complete onboarding
Add your identity, location, and the basics families need before they can consider you.
3
Write your work history and preferences
Roles, ages cared for, how long you stayed, live-in or live-out, expected salary, languages, and the ages you want to care for.
4
Finish both assessments
Readiness covers practical ability, behaviour, and mindset. The Caregiving Compass shows how you naturally work. The Readiness pass bar is 75%+ (7.5/10) as of August 2026.
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Confirm you are available
Search only includes finished, available profiles. Starting a profile is not enough to be listed.
What families actually compare
A phone number is not a profile. Families on WeNanny see work history, the ages you have cared for, live-in or live-out preference, expected salary, languages, and two assessments.
Readiness score with a 75%+ pass bar (7.5/10) as of August 2026.
Caregiving Compass style, so families can see how you naturally work — not a ranking.
Assessments are not a background check, medical exam, or visa clearance. Families still verify references.
Both assessments have to be finished before you can be listed. Readiness measures professional capability. The Compass measures style. Neither one gets you a job on its own.
Indicative ranges as of July 2026 (WeNanny market synthesis). These are not a legal minimum wage. Offers vary with experience, duties, nationality, and whether the role is live-in or live-out.
Live-in (full-time)
AED 2,500–4,000 / month
Typically includes accommodation and meals in addition to cash salary.
Live-out (full-time)
AED 3,500–5,500 / month
Cash salary only; nanny covers own housing and commute.
A nanny residence visa in the UAE is a domestic-worker visa. The employing family, or a licensed Tadbeer centre, sponsors it. Process and fees change; as of August 2026 we do not publish a single official fee total. You can start a profile before a visa is in place.
Nannies in the UAE are covered by Federal Decree-Law No. 9 of 2022, not the private-sector labour law. You keep possession of your own passport. Rest days, working hours, and end of service depend on that law and your written contract — this is not legal advice.
Yes. Creating a profile and being listed is free. WeNanny does not charge nannies a placement fee or take a cut of salary. Families pay a one-time Hiring Pass if they want your contact details.
Is WeNanny a nanny agency?
No. WeNanny is a technology platform and professional directory, not an agency. We do not place you with a family, sponsor your visa, or negotiate your contract. Families browse profiles and contact listed nannies directly.
How do I find a nanny job in Dubai on WeNanny?
Create a free nanny profile, complete onboarding, add your work history and job preferences, finish both assessments, and mark yourself available. UAE families searching for a nanny in Dubai or the rest of the UAE can then find and contact you. WeNanny does not send you a job offer.
Do I need a UAE visa before I list?
You can start a profile from inside or outside the UAE. A domestic-worker residence visa is arranged by the employing family or a licensed Tadbeer centre, not by WeNanny. We do not issue visas. Check current GDRFA, ICP, and MOHRE rules before you relocate.
What salary should I expect as a nanny in Dubai?
Indicative ranges as of July 2026 (WeNanny market synthesis): live-in full-time AED 2,500–4,000 / month, typically with room and meals; live-out full-time AED 3,500–5,500 / month; live-out hourly AED 35–55 / hour. These are not a legal minimum wage. Offers vary with experience, duties, and nationality.
How do families contact me?
Families browse listed profiles at no charge. A Hiring Pass unlocks contact details so they can message you directly. You choose whether to reply, interview, and accept an offer. WeNanny does not sit in the middle of the hire.
What is the Readiness Assessment?
Readiness is a structured assessment of professional capability. As of August 2026, the pass bar is 75%+ (7.5 on a 0–10 scale). It is not a background check, medical exam, visa clearance, or a hiring guarantee. Families should still verify identity, visa, and references.
Can I list if I already live in the UAE?
Yes. Many listed nannies already live in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, or elsewhere in the UAE and are looking for a new family. Keep your visa status, availability, and expected salary up to date so families can see an accurate picture.
Ready to look for nanny work in Dubai?
Create a free profile. Finish the steps. Families looking for a nanny in the UAE can find you.