Work as a Yango courier in Bolivia

Become a Yango courier in Cochabamba or Santa Cruz and earn up to 8250 Bs per month with flexible working hours, many orders and support from official partners.

Are you looking for a stable job with flexible hours and a constant flow of orders? With Yango Delivery you can work as a courier in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz, earn daily income and receive support from official partners of the service.

Benefits of working as a courier

When you cooperate with Yango and its partners, you get:

  • Comfortable and flexible working hours that you can adapt to your own routine.
  • Guarantees and additional bonuses for good performance and high-quality service.
  • A large number of orders throughout the day — orders come 24/7, so you always have work.
  • Assistance with registration and app setup so you can start delivering faster.

Cities where you can work

Courier positions are currently available in the following cities in Bolivia:

  • Cochabamba — city routes and nearby areas, cooperation with local restaurants and stores.
  • Santa Cruz — one of the main economic centers of the country, with many orders and high earning potential for couriers.

In each city you can choose the work format that suits you best: on foot, by bicycle, by motorbike or by car.

Work formats for couriers

You decide how you want to deliver orders:

  • Walking courierdeliveries in compact central areas and nearby districts, ideal if you do not own a vehicle.
  • Bicycle couriera convenient and low-cost option, allowing you to cover longer routes around the city.
  • Motorbike courierfast deliveries and more orders per day, which increases your income.
  • Car couriersuitable for bulky orders and longer trips, with greater comfort in any weather.

Each format has its own advantages, and you can switch between types of transport depending on your possibilities and partner requirements.

Documents needed for registration

To work as a courier in Bolivia, you need:

  • CI (identity card).
  • LC (driver’s license) if you plan to work by motorbike or car.
  • NIT (National Tax Registry) — it is not required at the moment of registration, but must be obtained within 30 days after you sign up.

Yango partners will guide you through the registration process step by step and help you prepare all the documents.

Deposit and minimum balance

To start working, you will use special equipment designed for couriers:

  • 200 BOBA deposit of for the thermal bag, which keeps meals and parcels in good condition during delivery
  • 50 BOBA minimum balance of on your account so you can accept and complete orders without interruptions

The conditions for the deposit and minimum balance are explained in detail at the registration center and in the partner’s app.

Approximate earnings for couriers

Your earnings depend on the type of transport you use and the number of hours you work.

Santa Cruz

  • Average hourly income*:
    • 20 Bswhen working by bicycle
    • 33 Bswhen working by motorbike
  • Approximate monthly income*:
    • 5 000 Bsby bicycle
    • 8 250 Bsby motorbike

Cochabamba

  • Average hourly income*:
    • 16 Bswhen working by bicycle
    • 29 Bswhen working by motorbike
  • Approximate monthly income*:
    • 4 000 Bsby bicycle
    • 7 250 Bsby motorbike

*These calculations assume working around 10 hours per day, 25 days per month.

How to start working

  1. Choose the city where you want to work: Cochabamba or Santa Cruz.
  2. Prepare your documents: CI, LC (if you work with a vehicle) and plan to obtain NIT within 30 days after registration.
  3. Fill in the online survey form on the website to register with the courier hub.
  4. Visit the hub in your city to sign the agreement and receive your equipment.
  5. Activate your account in the app and start receiving orders.

All application steps go through the online survey — the registration buttons on this page lead directly to the form.

A courier's typical workday

A typical day for a Yango courier in Bolivia follows this structure:

  1. Start of shift: You open the partner app and go online. Orders start coming in based on your location and availability.
  2. Receiving orders: The app assigns you orders from nearby restaurants and stores. You can accept or decline each order.
  3. Pickup: You go to the establishment to pick up the order. Wait times are usually short.
  4. Delivery: You navigate to the customer's address using the built-in GPS in the app.
  5. Earnings: Income accumulates in your partner account. You can withdraw funds according to the partner's conditions.
  6. Breaks: You can disconnect whenever you want — there is no mandatory minimum number of hours.

Order volume varies by time of day: demand is higher during lunch hours (12:00 PM–2:00 PM) and dinner hours (7:00 PM–9:00 PM), as well as on weekends.

Courier reviews

Carlos M., Santa Cruz — motorbike courier
> "I've been working with Yango in Santa Cruz for six months. What I like most is the flexibility: I decide when to go online and when to rest. Orders come in constantly, especially at lunchtime and on weekends. The income lets me cover my family's expenses and save."

Ana L., Cochabamba — bicycle courier
> "I started as a walking courier and then switched to bicycle. Registration was quick and the hub team explained everything patiently. The best part is that I don't need my own vehicle to earn income. The app is easy to use and there are always orders available."

Jorge R., Santa Cruz — car courier
> "I work by car because it allows me to carry larger orders and reach distant areas. The income per order is higher and the work is comfortable in any weather. I recommend registering as soon as possible because orders never run out."

Frequently asked questions

Do I need previous experience to work as a courier?
No. No previous experience is required. At the courier hub, they explain how to use the app and how to make deliveries efficiently.

Can I work part-time?
Yes. One of the main benefits is schedule flexibility. You can go online for a few hours a day or work full-time — it's up to you.

How long does the registration process take from survey to first delivery?
The entire process usually takes 3 to 5 business days, depending on appointment availability at the hub and having your documents in order.

What if I have problems with the app or an order?
The partner has a support team available by phone and chat within the app. You can contact them at any time if you have issues.

Can I work in both cities?
Registration is per city. If you want to change cities, you can inform the hub team and they will guide you through the process.

Is there a minimum number of orders I must complete per day?
No. There is no mandatory minimum. However, the more orders you complete, the higher your earnings will be.

Frequently asked questions

How much can a courier earn in Santa Cruz?
In Santa Cruz, a motorbike courier can earn up to around 8250 Bs per month when working about 10 hours per day for 25 days a month.
Which documents are required to become a Yango courier?
You need a CI identity card, an LC driver’s license if you work with a vehicle, and you must obtain NIT within 30 days after registration.
Can I work without a motorbike or car?
Yes, you can work as a walking or bicycle courier. Using a motorbike or car simply increases the number of orders you can complete and your earning potential.
How many hours per day do I need to work to earn a stable income?
To reach the incomes shown above, we recommend working about 10 hours per day for 25 days a month. However, you can choose your own schedule and adjust the workload according to your needs.
Is it mandatory to have a motorbike or car to work?
No, you can work as a walking courier or by bicycle. Using a motorbike or car simply allows you to complete more orders per day and increase your earnings.
What if I do not have NIT yet?
You can register and start working without NIT, but you must obtain it within 30 days after registration to comply with tax requirements in Bolivia.
Where are the courier hubs located?
In Cochabamba, the hub is located in Edificio Rafael PB, Cowork C&C, Calle Huallparrimachi Sud and Tupac Katari, about 80 meters before Plazuela de Cala Cala. In Santa Cruz, the hub is at Av. San Martín, calle Los Lirios #12.
How do I apply to become a courier?
Simply fill in the survey form on our website. After you submit your data, the hub team will contact you and explain the next steps to start delivering orders.