All nationalities, by region
Every nationality we cover, grouped the way profiles group them. The number after a name is the count of public profiles, and it appears only where there are five or more. The rest are explained without figures.
Eastern European
- Eastern European 62
- Albanian
- Bulgarian 1
- Czech
- Estonian
- Hungarian 2
- Lithuanian
- Moldovan
- Polish 1
- Romanian 14
- Russian 7
- Ukrainian 2
Latin American
Asian
European
- European 7
- Austrian
- Belgian
- British 2
- English
- French 1
- German
- Greek
- Irish
- Italian 1
- Portuguese 1
- Scottish
- Spanish 1
- Swiss 1
- Welsh
Middle Eastern
More nationalities
How to read these
The origin on a profile is the label the person chose. It can mean a passport, a family background or a language, and nobody checks it, so treat it as their own word and not as a fact about a population. The guide to nationality labels explains what it can and cannot tell you.
Why only these origins?
A figure is only published when at least 5 profiles stand behind it. With fewer, a median and a range would describe a handful of individual people. In October 2026 that left 15 other origins without figures.
Common questions
What does nationality mean in an escort advert?
It is the label the profile chose for its own background. It can describe a passport, a family heritage or a language, and it says nothing reliable about where the person lives, what they speak or what a booking includes.
Does nationality affect what an escort charges?
The medians differ a little between the origins we can measure, but the groups are small and mixed, and the area, the length of the booking and the individual matter at least as much. Each origin page has its figures.
Why are some origins not on this site?
A figure is only published when at least five public profiles stand behind it. For any other origin there are fewer, and a median based on a handful of people would describe individuals.
How do I know someone is working freely?
No label can tell you. The signs worth acting on are about control: someone who cannot leave, does not hold their own money or documents, or seems frightened. Contact the Modern Slavery Helpline or Crimestoppers, and call 999 in an emergency.
Is it respectful to ask where someone is from?
Let the person decide how much to say. The profile already states what they want known, and pressing for more is intrusive. Avoid assumptions about language or services based on origin.