Home Child Care Provider — Surrey BC Family (CAD 20/hour, Flexible Hours, LMIA Approved)
- Location
- Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
- Pay
- CAD 20.00/hour, 40 hours per week
- Degree
- No degree needed
- Deadline
- 10 days left
- Visa route
- LMIA approved
- Source
- Job Bank Canada (Government of Canada)
A Surrey, British Columbia household is hiring a live-out home child care provider (NOC 44100) on an approved LMIA — full time, 40 hours a week, with flexible hours rather than a rigid shift grid. The posting closes 29 October 2026 and explicitly accepts applications from candidates with or without a valid Canadian work permit.
What the family is looking for
In-home childcare: the daily care of infants and children, meals, hygiene, play and rest routines, school runs where needed, and keeping the household's childcare rhythm steady. The posting asks for a secondary school certificate or equivalent experience — a rare flex that matters if your learning happened in homes, not classrooms. Experience of 1 to less than 7 months is the stated bar, so even relatively recent childcare work qualifies.
Pay and conditions
- CAD 20.00 per hour, 40 hours per week
- Permanent employment, full time
- Flexible hours
- On site in Surrey, BC
- 1 vacancy
For caregivers applying from abroad
- The approved LMIA lets this household hire a foreign worker; the cost is theirs by law. A family asking you to wire "LMIA fees" is running the classic caregiver scam — it has emptied more savings accounts than any other fraud in this sector.
- After a genuine job offer, you apply for your work permit. Caregiver work-permit holders have separate, dedicated immigration pathways in Canada — but they are earned over time, never sold upfront.
- Keep every conversation inside the official process: the posting link below, your free Job Bank account, your own documents.
How to apply
The button below opens the official Job Bank posting (#49876766). Direct Apply needs a free Job Bank account. Households hiring for their own children read applications differently — a short, warm, specific note about the children you've cared for will outperform any generic CV paragraph.
Source: Government of Canada — Job Bank, posting #49876766, verified 20 October 2026. CareersDig is an independent job board and is not affiliated with ESDC or Job Bank.
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