The fact is that with the salary that domestic help earns, you will be very hard pressed to find one that lives in Capital Federal that will be long term, unless you pay an above average salary. I used to own a small retail business which at that time and still do not pay very high salaries, and it's difficult to find people who live in Capital. What I did was instead of hire 2 full time people, I hired 3 part time people. All were paid "en blanco" and were students who wanted to work to have some extra money but didn't have the pressure of having to support a family or pay rent, therefore lived relatively close by. It worked out very well for me, as they were me almost the entire time I had the shop for 3 years and even got me friends of theirs to hire during the holidays when we needed extra help. Maybe 2 part time nannies (medical students or teaching students) they will stay for at least the time they are studying and you'll have an easier time with people who are involved with school in terms of communication and reliability.