Essential Escort Resources and Information
At Escort Company, we pride ourselves on being a legally operating escort services agency in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Over the years, we’ve established ourselves as one of the best in the business, and this success is rooted in our unwavering commitment to legality, safety, and professionalism. As an escort, it’s vital to have access to the right information and escort resources to help you navigate this industry successfully.
Why Staying Informed is Crucial for Independent Escorts
Being an independent escort in the sex industry means you need to be well-informed about the laws, regulations, and best practices that govern your work. Knowledge is your greatest asset, and having access to accurate and reliable escort resources can make all the difference in ensuring your safety and success.
At Escort Company, we have created a dedicated resource page specifically for you. This page is packed with links and information that are essential for every escort in the sex industry to read and understand. Whether you’re new to the industry or have been working for some time, these resources are designed to keep you informed and empowered.
Comprehensive Escort Resources: Support and Legal Guidance
One of the key aspects of our resource page is the collection of links to sex industry support groups. These groups are an invaluable resource, offering support, advice, and a sense of community for those in the industry. By connecting with these groups, you can gain insights from others who understand your experiences and challenges.
Understanding the legal framework that governs your work is equally important. As an escort, you need to be aware of state government legislation that applies to the sex industry. Familiarizing yourself with these laws not only helps you stay within legal boundaries but also protects you from potential legal issues. Our resource page provides links to up-to-date legal information, ensuring you always have access to the most current laws and regulations.
Prioritizing Your Sexual Health and Insurance
Your sexual health is a top priority, and staying informed about best practices and available services is crucial. Our escort resources page includes links to comprehensive sexual health information, helping you stay healthy and informed. Whether you need information on preventive measures, treatment options, or general sexual health tips, these resources are here to support you.
Insurance is another vital aspect of working in the escort industry. Having the right insurance coverage can give you peace of mind, knowing that you’re protected in case of unforeseen circumstances. Our resource page offers information on insurance options tailored to the needs of those in the sex industry. By exploring these options, you can ensure that you’re adequately covered and prepared for any situation.
Valuable Resources for Both Escorts and Clients
We understand that both escorts and clients need access to reliable and trustworthy information. Our resource page features useful website links for both parties. Clients can find services that meet their needs, while escorts can access resources that support their professional growth and personal well-being. At Escort Company, we believe that informed individuals make better decisions, and we are committed to providing the resources that help you succeed.
Empower Yourself with Knowledge
At the end of the day, knowledge is power. By taking advantage of the escort resources and links provided by Escort Company, you are empowering yourself to make informed decisions, protect your well-being, and thrive in your profession. We encourage you to explore these resources regularly, stay updated on the latest information, and never hesitate to reach out if you need further guidance or support.
Remember, staying informed is not just about protecting yourself—it’s about enhancing your career and ensuring long-term success in the industry. At Escort Company, we are here to support you every step of the way.
LEGISLATIVE
Starting as a self-employed sex worker in the Netherlands
Prostitution is a legal profession in the Netherlands. If you are 21 years of age or older, you are allowed to work as a self-employed professional in prostitution. If you work as a self-employed professional, you may be considered an entrepreneur. Find out what the rules and regulations are for working in prostitution.
Conditions for starting as a sex worker
To start as a sex worker in Amsterdam, you must have the following:
- Registration at the Chamber of Commerce (KvK)
- Dutch nationality or the nationality of another country in the European Economic Area (EEA)
- Valid residency status
- A registered address in the Municipal Personal Records Database (Gemeentelijke Basisregistratie Personen, BRP)
- A Citizen Service Number (burgerservicenummer, BSN)
- A bank account.
In addition, you must:
- Be at least 21 years old.
How to register at the Chamber of Commerce
Kamer van Koophandel/KvK
- Make an appointment with the Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel/KvK).
- Bring a valid proof of identity: your passport or ID.
- Register under the neutral category of ‘personal services’. This way the precise nature of your work is not visible.
- Use a professional name or some other ‘neutral’ business name, not
your own name. You can also ask for your private address not to be
listed in the register, so it cannot be seen by others.
How do I apply for a citizen service number (bsn)
Moving from abroad (immigration)
If you move to the City of Amsterdam from abroad , you need to
register. Make an appointment at a City Office within 5 days of your
arrival. Registration is free of charge.
After registering you will receive a Dutch citizen service number
(BSN). You need a BSN to work, open a bank account, take
out healthcare insurance or apply for benefits.
Which documents you need depends on your situation.
Conditions certificatesBring the original certificates with you. The certificate must be in
Dutch, English, French or German. Otherwise, you must have the
certificate translated by a sworn interpreter/translator.
You may also need to legalise this certificate. You can find information on legalising certificates on the website of netherlandsworldwide.nl.
First time in the Netherlands What you need to bring- A valid passport or ID card in case of nationality from the EU,
Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland or Iceland. All other nationalities: a
valid passport and residence permit. - Are you a refugee: then you need to bring IND reports (first hearing
and further hearing). If you do not have a valid passport: then an IND
document stating that you are allowed to be in the Netherlands. - If you own your home: original proof of purchase (‘koopcontract’).
- If you rent your home: an original active rental contract (‘huurcontract’) or an original Consent form (PDF, 160 KB) signed by the main occupant and including a copy of their proof of identity.
- Proof of de-registration if you are moving from another part of the
Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (Kingdom of the Netherlands): Aruba, Curaçao,
Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Saba or Sint Eustatius. - Birth certificate and any other certificates you have, such as
marriage certificate, divorce certificate, adoption certificate, family
book (Daftar or Livret d’Etat Civil).
HEALTH CARE
Soa Aids Nederland
Soa Aids Nederland is an organization that helps thousands of men and women in the Netherlands each year diagnose and treat STI
Whether it’s ordinary people or
professional sex workers, Soa Aids offers free anonymous medical tests and support at every stage. Their goal is to reduce the number of HIV infections and other STIs in the Netherlands. It is a reputable organization that has a huge database of knowledge, research, policy, also lobbying, and practical experience in this field.
Soa Aids Contact Telefon Number: +31(020) 62 62 669
Open Mon until Fri: 9:00 to 17:00
Email: info@soaaids.nl
Free medical testing for sex workers in Amsterdam
These are completely free, anonymous medical examinations for sex workers that are accessible to both men and women
Health care: P&G292
Address: Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 292, 1012 RT Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Telefon Number: +31(020) 531 86 00
Opening Hours: Every day from 2 pm to 10 pm;
Free Dutch and English language courses for sex workers
P & G292 offers free Dutch and English language courses for sex workers. They also organize psychotherapy groups and self-care courses.
Sex industry support groups
Trafficking in human and prostitution for sexual purposes
Are you being exploited or working as a prostitute against your will? Or do you know someone who is involved in this?
Escort Company is a legally operating agency that strictly complies with all laws in the Netherlands. We for sure only work with independents escorts who have voluntarily and consciously made their decision to practice the profession of sex worker. Also, any kind of coercion or any pressure to make such a decision is contrary to our philosophy and policy in this business. If anyone has information about persons who have been forcibly coerced into the sex worker profession, please contact us immediately or the relevant law enforcement agencies as the Police.
National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings and Sexual Violence against Children
Postal address: P.O. Box 20301 – 2500 EH The Hague, The Netherlands
Visiting address: Turfmarkt 147, 2511 DP The Hague, The Netherlands
Telephone: +31 (0) 70 370 45 14
FAQ
If you have any questions that cannot be answered here, please do not hesitate to contact us.
FULL FAQYou may work as a prostitute in the Netherlands if you are over the age of 21. You must also satisfy a number of conditions, which depend on your country of origin.
You can contact the Netherlands Labour Authority if you have any questions or complaints about unsafe working conditions. The Community Health Services (GGD) in your region can also give you advice.
If you are a victim of forced prostitution, there are a number of agencies you can turn to for help or assistance. You can always go to the police for help too.
Agencies that provide help and shelter for victims of forced prostitution.
There are a number of agencies that help victims of forced prostitution. Some organisations offer legal aid, others offer medical and psychological help, or provide shelter for victims. For information, advice or a referral to the right organisation, get in touch with CoMensha. Everything you tell them is confidential.
If you want to find out more about the rights of human trafficking victims and the organisations and schemes that help them, go to Wegwijzermensenhandel.nl