Germany: Sex work legal since 2002, regulated by ProstSchG (2017) - mandatory registration, health consultations, ID card. Brothels/agencies need permits. Ads factual/non-explicit. Berlin/Frankfurt hubs. Use verified sites - backed by gesetze-im-internet.de and U.S. State Dept 2025 TIP Report.
Germany treats sex work as legitimate employment with strong safeguards. EscortService.com lists vetted sites, explains the rules, and offers real-world tips.
Prostitution Act 2002: Legalized sex work. Prostitute Protection Act 2017: Requires registration (§3 ProstSchG), health consultations (§10), official ID (§5). Workers 18+ register locally, renew every 2 years (1 year if under 21). Agencies need business permits (§12), ensure safety (§24).
Main hubs: Berlin (liberal), Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne. Municipal zones restrict hours/ads. Discretion key - use secure messaging, confirm consent.
Every EscortService.com listing manually checked for compliance and quality.
Germany: Sex work legal since 2002, regulated by ProstSchG (2017) - mandatory registration, health consultations, ID card. Brothels/agencies need permits. Ads factual/non-explicit. Berlin/Frankfurt hubs. Use verified sites - backed by gesetze-im-internet.de and U.S. State Dept 2025 TIP Report.
Germany treats sex work as legitimate employment with strong safeguards. EscortService.com lists vetted sites, explains the rules, and offers real-world tips.
Prostitution Act 2002: Legalized sex work. Prostitute Protection Act 2017: Requires registration (§3 ProstSchG), health consultations (§10), official ID (§5). Workers 18+ register locally, renew every 2 years (1 year if under 21). Agencies need business permits (§12), ensure safety (§24).
Main hubs: Berlin (liberal), Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne. Municipal zones restrict hours/ads. Discretion key - use secure messaging, confirm consent.
Every EscortService.com listing manually checked for compliance and quality.
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