I'm starting work here soon! Because my Spanish isn't good enough yet I'm going to be with an outcall agency. If it's not sufficient for me I'm going to do indie from hotels as I did in London, but would need to get my Spanish up to a level where I'd feel comfortable screening.

Will keep you posted!

Hello everyone, I'm Spanish and I have worked many years in Spain, although I still do some tours mainly in northern Spain, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque country and I maintain that even some customers. Excuse me if I make errors in my grammar, my English is not perfect yet,if I expand on the text it is to explain the situation. Spain has good things and bad things related to escorting.
You feel very safe working there and not have the fear of aggressive clients or being robbed,very small exceptions may occur of course. When I started working in Ireland and the UK was shocked by the constant threat of being robbed and alertness. It is very strange to be robbed while working there and there no exist such stress. Spanish customers are very affectionate . The law is very permissive with both customers and escorts except for issues related to work in public street offering your services or sexual exploitation and pimping. I really miss the tranquility of work in Spain for its friendly atmosphere.
It is precisely why there is a huge huge number of escorts,because of this permissiveness and freedom at work, for many years there was a massive influx of girls from abroad, of which many colleagues in this business have complained that they have lowered prices and offered very cheap services. I'm afraid that this has happened in many countries not only in Spain.A philosophy that has marred the work in recent years.
After explaining all this, I have to say that if you know how to organize yourself in Spain you can work  well . In Barcelona, Madrid and Marbella there are high-class agencies, you can google to find them  and contact them to get some info,having some good photos and an attractive physique for an exquisite public if that's what you are looking for .Also you can work independently from a hotel or holiday apartment, also rooms that are rented for independent escorts but for that you need to speak fluent Spanish and know how to advertise  yourself  into popular websites because really there are lots of girls on this business.
I always go independent, my favorite cities are Oviedo and Gijon (Asturias county) Santander (Cantabria county) and San Sebastian (Basque Country) all in northern Spain. For me they are great customers and pay similar prices to Uk.
I hope I've helped and if you need more information send me a private message.
Carmen xx

Hi,

I'm visiting Spain this June & July and I'm thinking of renting an apartment in or near Barcelona to work out of.
I've been independent in the US and only advertise on eros.com. I'd prefer not to work for an agency but I speak only English. Would anyone recommend using a booking assistant or have suggestions on where to find a trustworthy assistant?

I'm open to working for an agency if being indie is unrealistic. I've heard good things about the agencies [removed].
For advertising I've heard good things about erosguia & open adult directory.

Any info would be super helpful!

Anyway, did you know that you can get pretty close to conversational in Spanish by June/July if you work at it every day during your downtime?

I think that depends very much on your aptitude for it. Maybe if you already speak another language and know how to go about it would help a lot. I made a big mistake when someone told me something similar and I tried to learn a language over six months, and I completely failed. I could remember a lot of words but the structure of the language and the grammar completely defeated me and I had to abandon that idea. A lot of wasted effort.

Well, I suppose it might depend on the language in question. Some are easier than others. Spanish is pretty easy in some ways, but the verbs can be a bit of a pain. French is pretty easy, but hard to speak (for me) because French people are hard to understand with all those silent letters. German is easy to understand so long as they are saying words I know, but the grammar is extremely difficult.

You've just confirmed everything I thought. It's a complete non starter unless you already have a second language and have an aptitude for it. Too dangerous when there is so much scope for misunderstanding with clients. I don't see anyone who doesn't speak clear understandable English, and that rules out some men who have been in the UK a long time.

By the way If anyone is going to spain to work and wants stuff transalted for their adverts drop me a PM with what you want wrote and I will get my other half to write it for you