While call girls were able to operate previously, the legal framework meant that it was impossible to advertise services in the same way as their NSW and Victoria peers.
Our Brisbane Escorts Guide sheds some light on this rapidly changing space. But at the time of writing, just five weeks after decriminalisation, things are changing fast. Crucially, the old licensing system has also been scrapped, meaning full service is now legal across the board, whether it takes place in a licensed brothel or elsewhere.
Previously escort agencies were illegal in Queensland. Both operators and sex workers could be prosecuted for relying on the popular agency model. Escort agencies are now legal under the new framework, provided they comply with general business and health regulations like any other industry.
As we will see below, this change is not yet reflected by a sudden surge in outcall agencies. As things stand, both punters and escorts rely on the major Australia-wide escort directories to arrange their bookings. Scarlet Blue is perhaps the most well-known of the private escort boards. For many local punters, it is the first port of call for hiring an escort in Brisbane with over local listings. Ivy Societe spotlights over luxury Brissy escorts, each with beautifully-shot photos and a comprehensive menu of extra services provided.
It also has some promo deals. Escorts And Babes has over 76 pages of local call girls, with almost all of them being freelancers. The Brisbane section has grown rapidly since the law change. Real Babes is a smaller directory with a curated mix of verified profiles for Brisbane.
