This chapter is the result of data obtained in fieldwork carried out mainly in Madrid, Spain, between March and June 2010. Interviews were conducted with four different social organizations (The Spanish-Ecuadorian association Rumiñahui, the Association of Domestic Workers SEDOAC-Servicio Domestico Activo, the NGO Accem and the trade union Comisiones Obreras), and with seven migrant domestic workers (six female and one male). The majority of the workers interviewed were between 27 and 51 years old, had an irregular immigration status and several of them were responsible for families in their country of origin. Prior to their emigration, none of the interviewees had engaged in domestic work, and were forced to enter into the Spanish labour market through this regime – for the most part as live-ins, at least in their first job. The interviewees came from Latin America (Central and South America, and the Caribbean), and North Africa.