All the information in this document (including my personal data) is provided by me to the Sunlight Employment Agency for my job search as foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong. I understand and agree that Sunlight Employment Agency will upload the information on the website for public. I certify that all the contents of the above-mentioned applicant's information certification and all the submitted information are true and correct. The above information is provided by the applicant. If any discrepancy is found, the applicant must bear the responsibility. Sunlight Employment Agency declares: The accuracy and timeliness of the rest of the information of this helper, except for the "personal data" of the helper at the top, cannot be verified. Customers need to verify the relevant information during the interview and selection process. The authenticity of the helper information is not guaranteed.

(a) The employer is financially capable of employing a Helper after his/her household expenditure has been deducted. In general, for every Helper to be employed, the employer must have a household income of no less than HK$15,000 per month or assets of comparable amount to support the employment of a Helper for the whole contractual period. The monthly household income figure of HK$15,000 may be adjusted by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) from time to time.
(b) The Helper and the employer shall enter into a standard Employment Contract (ID 407) as specified by the Director of Immigration.
(c) The Helper shall only be required to perform domestic duties for the employer as per the Schedule of Accommodation and Domestic Duties attached to the standard Employment Contract (ID 407).
(d) The Helper shall not be required or allowed by the employer to take up any other employment with any other person during his/her stay in the HKSAR and within the contract period specified in Clause 2 of the standard Employment Contract (ID 407).
(e) The employer undertakes to pay the Helper a salary that is no less than the minimum allowable wage announced by the HKSAR Government and prevailing at the date of application for employing the Helper.
(f) The Helper shall work and reside in the employer’s residence1 as specified in Clause 3 of the standard Employment Contract (ID 407).
(g) The Helper shall be provided with suitable accommodation and with reasonable privacy2.
(h) The bona fides of the employer and the Helper are not in doubt; there is no known record to the detriment of the employer and the Helper. For details of matters which will be taken into account, please refer to section IV on “Breaches” below.
(i) The employer is a bona fide resident in the HKSAR.
Source: Hong Kong Immigration Department-Hiring Domestic Helpers from Foreign Countries (Simple Guide) [ID(E)969]

Basic Labor Laws

"Job-hopping foreign domestic helper" means premature contract termination and wages is higher than the Minimum Allowable Wages. Besides the maid’s “Personal Data” in the first page, there are no feasible means to verify completely the accuracies and timeliness of information listed in this bio-data , Clients should verify by themselves the related information during the interviews and screenings.