Our goal is to provide you with a capable A-yi to help you create a livable and enjoyable place you can call your own.

We are constantly striving towards providing our clients the best quality and efficient service possible, with 100% guarantee of satisfaction.

Please contact us to choice the right assistant of your family by Email: maid@bangyous.com

Little tips :

• “Ayi”
  In Chinese a maid is referred to as an “ayi”, which could be translated as “aunty”.
• Language
  The downside is that most ayis don't speak any English, and the ones who do, charge more. Although the lack of English can be challenging at first, it makes for a good way to learn Chinese and children invariably pick up the language quickly from their ayi .
• Salary
  Local maids, called ayis, are generally paid between 10-18 RMB an hour (part-time), or 1000-1800RMB (full-time) per month, with some expatriates paying double that, plus a Chinese New Year bonus. Families with children or larger houses often have two or three ayis, one for the cooking, one for the cleaning, and one for the children. They generally do not live in, although can do if space permits.
• Working hours
  Maids (full-time) usually work 6-10 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, and are usually willing to cook, shop for groceries, baby-sitting in the evenings and come in on weekends to help out with entertaining if required.
  Maids ((part-time) usually work 1-3 hours a day,6-7days a week, they are always according the requirement of host ,cook, cleaning, washing. etc.

• Holidays
  Ayis usually get off the week of Chinese New Year, as well as at least 3 days over the national May Day and October Day holidays. They often get time off during your holidays as well, although many will be willing to come in several days a week to dust, water the plants, pick up mail, and generally make sure that there are no household emergencies. Most westerners continue to pay their ayis when they take a holiday.