Sex work in an online environment is a complex form of sex work that manifests itself in various forms and consists of many specifics that distinguish it from stereotypical street sex work. It provides higher incomes, as well as less risk of physical and sexual violence directed at sex workers, but on the other hand causes new forms of dangers for sex workers specific to the online environment, such as various message threats on various platforms, as well as the possibility of threats to sex workers to disclose their personal information. This paper contextualizes and describes the role of social work in reducing the marginalization and stigma of sex workers due to the impact of the coronavirus crisis and the increase in sexual work in the online environment. The experiences, attitudes and willingness of social workers to work with social workers are also described. New circumstances have led to the specific position of sex workers. during a coronavirus-induced pandemic which causes different opportunities for sex workers to cope in these conditions, depending on their education and citizenship status. In this sense, a different understanding of the problem is needed, and thus the approach of social workers in the prevention of negative aspects related to this problem.