Become a Delivery Courier in Sweden
Easy start and flexible work. Average 180 SEK per hour plus tips. Join hundreds of couriers across Sweden.
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Real Earnings from Couriers
Transparent data from real couriers working in Swedish cities
How to Become a Courier
Step-by-step guide to start your delivery career
Create Account
Sign up on the official Foodora platform and complete your profile
Upload Documents
Provide ID, tax information, and bank details for payments
Choose Vehicle
Select your preferred delivery method: bike, scooter, or car
Complete Training
Complete a two-hour online training session and get answers to all your questions
Start Working
Receive your first order and start earning
Frequently Asked Questions
On average, couriers earn 180 SEK per hour plus 12% holiday pay. Check our real statistics above — actual earnings from couriers across Swedish cities.
You'll need a smartphone, work and residence permit in Sweden, bank account, your own vehicle (bike, scooter, or car), and a driver's license for scooters and cars.
Yes! One of the biggest benefits is flexible scheduling. You can work when it suits you, whether that's evenings, weekends, or full-time.
Salary is deposited to your bank account on the 25th of each month for the previous month. For example, you worked in September — payment arrives on October 25th. The company withholds and pays taxes, and adds 12% holiday pay.
For cars and scooters, you need special commercial insurance. For cars, it costs around 800 SEK per month, which is easily covered in 1-2 working days. Bikes don't require insurance.
The company provides all necessary equipment: clothing, thermal bag, and other needed items. You must return them when you finish working.