Typical rates in Madrid/Spain 2026

[DreamyEuphoria]

Hi! I was wondering what the typical rates are like in Madrid/Spain. I know there’s another discussion about this, but it’s from a couple of years ago, so I was hoping to get a more updated idea of the current rates. Thanks!

[nomad]

I was in Madrid two weeks.  Average seems about 175-200euros.  Rates are kept low by the flood of Colombian and Brazilian guys.  With the shared language, more are working in Madrid and Barcelona than other big European cities.  The higher end and high in demand ones ask 300euros.   For the variety and quality of guys, I felt it was very good value for the money. Lots to choose from so you can definitely find someone that you like and fits your budget.  Have LOADS of fun there!  Fantastic city to visit!  

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

I've been in Portugal/Spain for the past week and have paid 150-250 Euros.  The 250 Euros advertised 200 Euros on Hunqz, but wanted 50 Euros extra for bareback.  I find it not uncommon (but still a minority) for men in countries with nationalized/rationed healthcare to ask for an additional 50 to bareback.  I don't find that in countries with private healthcare.  (I've asked escorts why extras for bareback, and they cite the lack of STI prevention meds from governments).

Edited 4 hours ago by Vegas_Millennial

[Kumonoito]

PrEP etc is widely available through most socialised healthcare systems in Europe. If providers in Spain and Portugal are charging extra because they can’t get it, it’s most likely because they’re Brazilians or other South Americans who are working on the downlow, haven’t bothered to register themselves, and therefore have to pay out of pocket for meds. 

[nomad]

Spain has pretty easy programs for many Latin American countries with historic ties to Spain to gain legal residency as well as eventual citizenship.  I personally know of 3 different guys who were just granted Spanish citizenship from different countries (Brazil, Colombia and Argentina).  The common language makes them a lot more comfortable building a life there vs in non-Spanish speaking countries.  Once they get a residency card, they can travel almost to any EU country.  UK is an issue for some now that it is not in the EU any longer.