Frequently Asked Questions
Is working in an escort agency legal in Switzerland?
Yes, it’s completely legal. Switzerland recognizes sex work as a professional activity regulated by law. In Geneva, brothels operate under the Prostitution Act (LProst). We handle all the administrative procedures with the OCPM to obtain an official 90-day work permit for you, which is renewable.
Do I need a work permit to work in Geneva?
You don't need to worry about it: we handle all the paperwork with the OCPM and IMES. Whether you're from the EU or outside the EU, we'll guide you every step of the way so you can work completely legally as soon as you arrive in Geneva.
What is the income distribution?
You keep 60% of each service fee; we retain 40% to cover the salon’s operating costs: international marketing, phone reception, scheduling, logistics, and legal compliance. All-inclusive (premises, reception, marketing, administration). No hidden fees, no surprises.
Do I need to speak French to work here?
French is not required. English is highly preferred, as we have an international clientele. Our receptionists handle customer communication in multiple languages—so you can focus solely on your work.
Do you need experience?
No. We welcome people with or without experience, and we’ll support you from the moment you arrive.
Can I choose my own schedule?
Yes, we work with independent contractors. There’s no minimum availability requirement: you coordinate your availability with our scheduling team based on your preferences. We’ll help you optimize your schedule to maximize your earnings while working at your own pace.
What happens during the initial contact and the interview?
Contact us by phone or WhatsApp at +41 79 841 33 70, or through the initial contact form. We’ll answer all your questions confidentially and with no obligation within 24 hours. If you’re a good fit, we’ll arrange a discreet meeting in Geneva to show you the facilities and explain the terms.