In the last few years, webcam modeling has grown in popularity in Poland. Moreover, today there is even such a profession, which can be practiced independently or work in private agencies.
Such a sudden growth of this sphere of activity has caused a lot of questions and discussions on the Internet. The most popular topics on forums are whether webcam is a violation of the law and whether it is necessary to pay taxes for such activities in Poland?
Let's start with what webcam means in general. Overall, this is the activity of models on the Internet who provide erotic shows online. So, what does pass under the term Β«webcam activityΒ»?
Selling content or access to content on OnlyFans or other similar platforms. Generally speaking, webcam models may use different methods and channels to conduct their business, but the main goal is to provide erotic content to users.
A small spoiler for you - yes, webcam activity is legal in Poland. And now we propose to go to the legal regulations and laws that guarantee legality for models. Article 8, paragraph 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights states that everyone has the right to respect for his or her private life private life also includes sexual life. It is clearly stated in Article of the Polish Criminal Code that it is forbidden to create and distribute pornographic materials involving persons under 16 years of age on the territory of Poland.
