If you do not have your own vehicle but want to start working as a courier, the walking format in Cochabamba is a good option. With Yango and its partners, you can deliver orders in compact areas of the city and earn income with flexible hours.
What does a walking courier do?
As a walking courier:
- You collect orders from nearby pickup points, such as restaurants and shops in the center.
- You deliver orders by walking through short, accessible routes.
- You mainly work in areas with high order density where distances are comfortable for walking.
This format is ideal for people who prefer walking and want to start working without investing in a vehicle.
Approximate earnings
Earnings for walking couriers depend on how many hours you work and how many orders you complete. You can use the bicycle courier figures as a reference and adjust your expectations according to your speed and availability.
Requirements for working as a walking courier
To work as a walking courier in Cochabamba you need:
- CI (identity card).
- NIT, which you must obtain within 30 days after registration.
General conditions:
- A deposit of 200 BOB for the thermal bag.
- A minimum balance of 50 BOB on your courier account.
How to register
- Fill in the online survey on our website and indicate that you want to work as a walking courier in Cochabamba.
- Prepare your CI and plan to obtain NIT within the required timeframe.
- Visit the Cochabamba hub at Edificio Rafael PB, Cowork C&C, near Plazuela de Cala Cala.
- Sign the agreement, receive your thermal bag and activate your account in the app.
