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The question to just how legal escorts are differ from country to country, but if you phrase your services a certain way, well, there’s no way to consider your activity illegal. Just think about it, you’re paid for your companionship and time, not for sex. Of course, what happens behind closed doors between you and another person is completely private. In other words, escorting is legal – you just have to know how to approach your job so you don’t jump out of this bubble of legality. We here at Escortbook thought we’d outline a couple of strategies that you could employ to stay out of trouble. Read on to check if you’re doing everything in your power to stay legal!

1. Create a disclaimer. Remember that you are not a prostitute, who only offers sex. You know this, but your clients might not be aware of the specificities of the term. So create a disclaimer which is to be sent to every client in advance of your meeting. It is purely a formality, but you need to make sure that you’ve got your back covered in case you run into the law. This disclaimer should succinctly describe your services. You should write that you are model, who is simply exchanging her time as a companion. Whatever happens between you and your client outside of this service is merely a choice between two consenting adults and by no means something that is financially compensated.

2. Avoid direct money exchanges. This is a method many escorts employ, mostly because it makes encounters with new clients a little less awkward. If you work incalls, tell your clients to leave your donation in an envelope on a small table near the front door. For outcalls, ask for a similar exchange, somewhere you can see it. If the envelope is not there or if the customer simply forgets, ask them if they have an envelope for you. As soon as you’ve seen it, you simply ask your client to freshen up, upon which you can count the money. Place the envelope back and when your encounter is done, simply pick it up. If something is not in order with your donation, you should merely leave or ask your client to leave. You have no time to bother with customers who try to cheat you.

3. Consider becoming a masseuse. Getting a license as a masseuse is fast, easy and cheap. Not only can you advertise your services much easier this way, but you can also create semi-formal contracts, offer in-voices and pay your taxes far more easily than with any other front.

4. Know the law in your country. Or every country you visit, for that matter. Knowing the laws behind escorting and prostitution can help you better understand the legal situation that you may face, and know which strategies are better applied to your particular context. In some countries, escorting is more than just legal. It is a business that you can register as such and receive a special ID. In those countries, having a license will definitely help you advertise your services, so definitely get one if you can.

5. Don’t blabber about what you do. While we don’t advertise you hide from all your friends and family, it is important to not go spreading your job around. We’re not saying that the people near you will want to cause you harm, but you never know what police officer might overhear your conversation and launch an investigation. It is also harmful for your clients for you to go around letting everyone know what you do. So, stay discreet, dear escorts.

These were our five approaches to keep your escorting legal. What other strategies do you employ in your day-to-day activities? Leave us a comment below!