Here’s a guide on how to sign up to deliver with Uber Eats in Kenya. This service allows couriers to deliver food from restaurants directly to customers, offering flexibility and earning opportunities.
Steps to Sign Up to Deliver with Uber Eats in Kenya
- Download the Uber Driver App
- Get the app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
- Register or Sign In
- Use your full legal name as it appears on your national ID.
- Select Your City
- Currently, Uber Eats operates in Nairobi (including Nakuru) and Mombasa.
- Choose Your Delivery Vehicle
- Select “Motorbike” if you’re using a motorbike.
- Select “Bicycle” if you’re using a bicycle.
- Upload Your Documents
- Ensure the documents are clear, readable, and fully visible. Required documents include:
- Motorbike Delivery: National ID, driver’s license, police clearance certificate, and valid motorbike insurance.
- Bicycle Delivery: National ID and police clearance certificate.
- Ensure the documents are clear, readable, and fully visible. Required documents include:
- Wait for Document Approval
- Uber Eats will review your documents. Keep checking the app for approval status and re-upload any rejected documents if necessary.
- Purchase an Insulated Delivery Bag
- Once your documents are approved, you’ll receive a link to purchase an insulated delivery bag (required for Uber Eats delivery). Do not purchase a bag until instructed.
- Activate Your Account
- After collecting your delivery bag, your account will be activated within 24-48 hours, making you eligible to receive delivery orders.
Delivery Requirements
- Motorbike Delivery
- Age: 18 years or older
- Motorbike: Any make or model
- Required Documents: National ID, valid driver’s license, police clearance certificate, and third-party/comprehensive insurance.
- Bicycle Delivery
- Age: 18 years or older
- Bicycle: Any make or model
- Required Documents: National ID and police clearance certificate
This setup allows you to begin delivering for Uber Eats, earning through flexible, on-demand delivery work.
