Tätige Personen im Prostitutionsgewerbe Anmeldung

Section 12 paragraph 1 of the Prostitute Protection Act (ProstSchG)
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/prostschg/__12.html
Section 17 paragraph 2 of the Prostitute Protection Act (ProstSchG)
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/prostschg/__17.html
Section 25 paragraph 1 of the Prostitute Protection Act (ProstSchG)
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/prostschg/__25.html
Fee schedule for official acts under the Prostitute Protection Act (GebOProstSchG)
https://www.landesrecht-hamburg.de/bsha/document/jlr-ProstSchGGebOHApP2

Do you operate a prostitution business and employ other people? Here you can find out how and where you need to register them.

If you, as the operator of a prostitution business, wish to employ new people in your business, you must notify the relevant authority. Persons performing the following tasks are subject to a background check; this also applies if the persons in question are employed by you through external companies:

• Management and supervision
• Compliance with house rules or house regulations,
• Entrance control
• Security

Following your registration, the responsible authority will check the reliability of the registered person. If the check is negative, the responsible authority can prohibit you from employing that person in your prostitution business.
Employees with other duties, such as bar staff and cleaning staff, must also be reported.

Attention: The notification of additional persons is only valid in the case of a corresponding ancillary condition (condition) to a permit according to Section 12 ProstSchG or if the responsible authority requires you to do so on the basis of another authorization basis.

• Name first Name
• Consent to a background check (only applies to persons subject to a background check)
• if necessary, further documents and evidence

• You have a valid license to operate a prostitution business.
• The notification of additional persons only applies in the case of a corresponding ancillary provision (condition) to a permit pursuant to Section 12 of the ProstSchG or if the responsible authority requires you to do so on the basis of another authorization basis.

The fees in question are standard fees according to the fee schedule for official acts under the Prostitute Protection Act, plus expenses for delivery.

• You submit the notification together with all necessary documents to the responsible authority.
• The responsible authority carries out a reliability check.
• If the test is positive, you will receive written confirmation and can employ the registered person in your prostitution business.

The processing time depends on the individual case.

You must register the person before starting employment.

No

No

• Operators of a prostitution business are required to register employees who will be employed within the business. This includes, in particular:
  • Management and supervision
  • Staff to comply with house rules or house regulations,
  • Entrance control staff
  • Security personnel
• Whether there is an obligation to register is stated in the permit to operate the prostitution business (condition)
• also applies if the persons are employed by an external company
• The responsible authority will conduct a reliability check and may prohibit employment if necessary. Additional persons to be employed who are not subject to a reliability check must also be registered.

Authority for Labor, Health, Social Affairs, Family and Integration