Immigrating around with cam work

[ellieshou]

I finish my masters in 2022, so I'm planning on camming 15-25 hours per week (depending on how much I can fit in with the workload) up until September when it finishes then the world is my oyster, woo! I'm thinking about moving to another country for a year or two depending on what visas are available and wanted to know if anyone else has experience in this? I'm heavily focused on Australia just because it seems easy to get a two-year work visa, but would also be keen on Canada or America or pretty much any country where the main language is English and I won't get shot for having my tits online. I was wondering when moving around on working holiday visas are you less likely to be accepted if you're intended mode of work is online sex work? Is this something I should not mention on visa applications then just register as a taxpayer over there once I've already been accepted?

 

[Dannyhomebody]

First of all, early congratulations to you when you finish your masters. Regarding this issue, it's your call. I would recommend getting a visa in a country that doesn't discriminate against you for doing sex work for a living. If I find out about any, because I'm considering moving out of the USA, and looking at visas in other countries myself since I want to move to a country where I can speak English, French, Spanish, or all 3, since I'm fluent in all 3, I'll let you know. If my tax forms which show income earned from sex work reject my getting a visa, I'm just going to say fuck that country and find one that respects me as a sex worker instead. Whatever you decide to do, you have to do what's best for you. I don't know you personally, but I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors, and I hope you find a country where you can be happy and successful with one job or both.

Despite being the year 2022 now, if you pay taxes, you should claim tax info. when getting your visa, but keep in mind there are those closed-minded prudes out there who unfortunately still exist, and they can or will still discriminate against people because of sex work. Here's an example. I posted this on my social media in the past. No, I don't agree with everything Alana says or does, but this is just another example of sex worker discrimination:

 

[EmilyaKal]

First of all, early congratulations to you when you finish your masters. Regarding this issue, it's your call. I would recommend getting a visa in a country that doesn't discriminate against you for doing sex work for a living. If I find out about any, because I'm considering moving out of the USA, and looking at visas in other countries myself since I want to move to a country where I can speak English, French, Spanish, or all 3, since I'm fluent in all 3, I'll let you know. If my tax forms which show income earned from sex work reject my getting a visa, I'm just going to say fuck that country and find one that respects me as a sex worker instead. Whatever you decide to do, you have to do what's best for you. I don't know you personally, but I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors, and I hope you find a country where you can be happy and successful with one job or both.

Despite being the year 2022 now, if you pay taxes, you should claim tax info. when getting your visa, but keep in mind there are those closed-minded prudes out there who unfortunately still exist, and they can or will still discriminate against people because of sex work. Here's an example. I posted this on my social media in the past. No, I don't agree with everything Alana says or does, but this is just another example of sex worker discrimination:

Have you tried to get a visa several times already?

 

[Sunshineseeker]

I'm a Brit living in Cyprus. Almost everyone speaks English, they drive on the same side of the road and it's sunny most of the year. Not this week though, this week we've had all the rain.

Camming's legal and there are several cammers and OF creators from Europe out here because tax is favourable.

Getting my paperwork for temporary (5yr) residency was a bit stressful. You can apply for it any time after you arrive and It only cost 30euro but I had to produce endless bank statements, letter from my accountant, tax return etc to prove I can afford to stay without technically having a job here. For shorter stays you can travel to Cyprus for up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa. Alternatively you can get a part time job and it makes getting the residency paperwork super easy even if you're on a low wage.

If you were going to cam here though a tourist stay and holiday let probably won't suit you because most places offer terrible quality shared wifi. When I say shared I mean shared with half a dozen other apartments. Having a year contract with a proper provider so you can get fibre is a simple process if you have a rental agreement.

 

[Dannyhomebody]

Have you tried to get a visa several times already?

Made inquiries into France, Switzerland, Spain, and Mexico but I'm on hold, regarding the process, if that makes sense. I'm still looking into other countries I can move to, where they don't discriminate because of my doing sex work, and if I find anything out, I'll let you know. I hope all is well, and I hope you're having a safe and enjoyable New Year's, and I hope things work out for you wherever you decide to move to, if you don't receive a response from me, or if I unintentionally forget to respond back to you regarding this issue, by the time you move. Wish you nothing but the best, even though, yes, I don't know you. Have a good day/night and be safe whenever you read/see this message.

 

[Sunshineseeker]

where are you from Danny?

Switzerland is super liberal re sex work, I've worked there in a Salon (brothel), you have to go to the police station and they give you a brief interview for due diligence re trafficking and give you paperwork so that wherever you work they can register your days and pay your tax (which is a nominal amount, around $10 per day). If you're Euopean you get to work 90 days in Switzerland without a visa, i don't know about non Europe. France not so liberal, they don't have brothels and massage places - although online is fine.

 

[Dannyhomebody]

where are you from Danny?

Switzerland is super liberal re sex work, I've worked there in a Salon (brothel), you have to go to the police station and they give you a brief interview for due diligence re trafficking and give you paperwork so that wherever you work they can register your days and pay your tax (which is a nominal amount, around $10 per day). If you're Euopean you get to work 90 days in Switzerland without a visa, i don't know about non Europe. France not so liberal, they don't have brothels and massage places - although online is fine.

Thanks for the info. Will look into Switzerland more since they're more open-minded to sex workers. Going to re-research pros and cons of moving to Switzerland. Hope you're having a safe and enjoyable New Year.

 

[Sunshineseeker]

My experiences there were good. The cost of living is exceptionally high but the incomes reflect that. It's a beautiful country. It helps if you have French, German or Italian though

 

[Dannyhomebody]

where are you from Danny?

Switzerland is super liberal re sex work, I've worked there in a Salon (brothel), you have to go to the police station and they give you a brief interview for due diligence re trafficking and give you paperwork so that wherever you work they can register your days and pay your tax (which is a nominal amount, around $10 per day). If you're Euopean you get to work 90 days in Switzerland without a visa, i don't know about non Europe. France not so liberal, they don't have brothels and massage places - although online is fine.

$10 a day for taxes, makes me want to move to Switzerland. I'm from the USA. Main language is English, but I'm fluent in French and Spanish. I'm working on the basics in Russian, Portuguese, Italian, German, Romanian, Dutch, and Swedish, since all 3 cam sites I work on, send me traffic from visitors who speak either one or all of those languages. Just the basics, but willing to learn more than just the basics in the future. So, if you hear me/see me in my cam room speaking a non-English language, just a heads-up.

 

[Dannyhomebody]

My experiences there were good. The cost of living is exceptionally high but the incomes reflect that. It's a beautiful country. It helps if you have French, German or Italian though

Appreciate the heads-up. Glad you've had more good experiences and not bad ones. I've done lots of virtual tours and you're right. Beautiful, yes. Will work on German and Italian a little bit more if I move there. From what you're telling me, and from what I've researched, you have to be, or it's better to be, fluent in all 3 languages you just mentioned. Logging off the ACF for today but thank you for the knowledge and your time. Keep enjoying the New Year and be safe.

 

[EmilyaKal]

Made inquiries into France, Switzerland, Spain, and Mexico but I'm on hold, regarding the process, if that makes sense. I'm still looking into other countries I can move to, where they don't discriminate because of my doing sex work, and if I find anything out, I'll let you know. I hope all is well, and I hope you're having a safe and enjoyable New Year's, and I hope things work out for you wherever you decide to move to, if you don't receive a response from me, or if I unintentionally forget to respond back to you regarding this issue, by the time you move. Wish you nothing but the best, even though, yes, I don't know you. Have a good day/night and be safe whenever you read/see this message.

Thank you for such kind words

 

[Dannyhomebody]

Thank you for such kind words

You're welcome. Anytime.