From Twitch To Onlyfans: Natalia Mogollon'S Bold Career Move

A Journey Across Borders

In an intriguing conversation, Natalia Mogollon, a 38-year-old Colombian-Canadian sensation, opens up about her unconventional career path and life-changing move to the United States. Nestled in Austin, Texas, this Twitch streamer and OnlyFans model is living under an O-1B extraordinary artist visa – a feat not easily achieved. Her transition from the solitude of Saskatchewan, Canada, to the vibrant community of creators in Austin has not only bolstered her career but also her personal growth.

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Unexpected Beginnings

Natalia's leap into the world of OnlyFans wasn't planned. In 2021, as her mother battled illness in Colombia, OnlyFans reached out to her, intrigued by her massive Twitch following of one million. "Earning money on OnlyFans isn't straightforward," Natalia explains. "If you don't have a following, you are not going to make money on the platform." Yet, the opportunity proved lucrative, allowing her to support her mother financially.

Visa Victory

Her success on OnlyFans was instrumental in acquiring her O-1B visa in 2022, which she renewed in 2025, securing her stay until 2028. The visa process, however, was not cheap, costing her between $50,000 and $75,000 in legal fees and application costs. "Without OnlyFans, I wouldn't have been able to afford these expenses," she shares candidly.

Thriving in the US

Settling in the United States has been a wise career move for Natalia. The exposure and collaboration opportunities with fellow influencers have been invaluable. Living near Austin's influencer hub has provided her with a supportive community that understands the unique challenges content creators face, from dealing with stalkers to navigating constant public scrutiny.

Despite the stigma associated with being an OnlyFans creator, Natalia has no regrets. "If I had to do it all over again, I would do it exactly the same," she affirms. While she's uncertain about her long-term future in the US, she's committed to building her career here for the next couple of decades, even if she doesn't plan to retire in the country.