For more than 20 years we have helped Hong Kong families and foreign domestic helpers work together with respect. We match carefully, explain the rules in plain language, and keep every step legal.
Every home is different. Some need newborn care, others need elderly support, cooking, or help with a large household. Helpers also have skills, languages, and preferences of their own. We listen to both, check work history, and arrange interviews that suit everyone.
We handle matching, interviews, contracts, and government paperwork so families and helpers can focus on a smooth start — not confusing forms.
Stay together for another two years. We prepare the contract, consulate paperwork, visa extension, and insurance so the family and helper can continue without last-minute stress.
How renewal worksAlready found each other? We still handle the official steps between the family, the helper, the consulate, and Hong Kong Immigration — correctly and on time.
Ask about direct hireHelpers finishing a two-year contract in Hong Kong can meet new families in person. Families can interview experienced helpers who are already here and ready to start.
See how it worksIf a contract must end early, both sides need the right notice, payments, and Immigration forms. We explain the steps clearly and help you stay within Hong Kong law.
Read the termination guideFamilies must cover medical care and employees’ compensation. Helpers deserve proper protection. We help you choose a plan that meets Hong Kong rules.
View insurance optionsRecruitment and visa processing for family drivers and specialised household roles, with records checked and paperwork handled for both parties.
Ask about driver hiringFamilies and helpers can use our portal to register, send documents, and follow visa progress — without extra office visits. Your information stays secure, and our team is still here if you need help.
A good home starts with honest talk. We share real details about skills, languages (English, Cantonese, Mandarin), childcare, cooking, and personality — so families know what to expect, and helpers know the work they are being asked to do.
Whether you are looking for a helper or looking for a new family, we guide you through the same clear steps.
Families share household needs. Helpers share skills and work preferences. Register online or message us — we listen first.
We introduce vetted helper profiles to families, and suitable families to helpers, based on skills, language, and daily life.
Talk in person at our Sheung Wan office or by video. Both sides can ask questions and decide if it feels right.
We manage the contract, consulate, visa, medical check, and travel so both the family and the helper can start with confidence.
Plain-language guides on leave, wages, housing, insurance, and contracts — written so families and helpers can both understand the rules.
Rest days, public holidays, and paid annual leave — what helpers are entitled to, and what families must provide.
Read the leave guide →Why helpers must live in, what a suitable room looks like, and how privacy should be respected.
Read housing rules →Minimum wage, free meals or food allowance, and when salary must be paid.
Read wage guidelines →What happens when a two-year contract ends: renew, go home, or find a new family — with the right paperwork.
Read the process →Medical cover families must provide, and the protection helpers should have at work.
Read the insurance guide →Check our Hong Kong Labour Department licence and Philippine labour office accreditation.
View official licences →We are in Sheung Wan, about two minutes from the MTR. Families and helpers are both welcome — walk in, WhatsApp, or book a time.
Wayson Commercial Building
28 Connaught Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong SAR
Mon - Sat: 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Sunday & Statutory Holidays: By Appointment
Tell us if you are a family or a helper. A consultant will reply within 24 hours.