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How to Become a Glovo Rider in Kenya

by kevin Atamba
August 12, 2025
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Glovo rider Kenya

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Glovo has quickly become one of the fastest-growing on-demand delivery platforms in Kenya, connecting customers to restaurants, supermarkets, pharmacies, and stores within minutes. Originating in Spain, Glovo operates across Europe, Western Asia, and Africa, redefining urban delivery through its “deliver anything” approach.

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In Kenya, Glovo riders (also known as couriers) play a vital role in ensuring orders reach customers quickly and efficiently. Whether you are looking for a flexible side hustle or a full-time income stream, becoming a Glovo rider offers the freedom to set your own working hours while earning per delivery.


Why Join Glovo as a Rider in Kenya?

  • Flexible Working Hours: Work when it suits you – part-time or full-time.
  • Unlimited Earning Potential: The more deliveries you complete, the more you earn.
  • Easy Onboarding Process: Simple online application and training.
  • Wide Delivery Network: Increased opportunities to earn due to high customer demand in major cities.

Requirements to Become a Glovo Rider in Kenya

Before applying, ensure you meet these minimum requirements:

  1. Age: You must be at least 18 years old.
  2. Valid Driver’s License: A motorcycle or car license depending on your mode of delivery.
  3. Delivery Vehicle: Motorcycle, bicycle, or car in good working condition.
  4. Smartphone: Required to run the Glovo Courier app.
  5. Required Documents:
    • Valid national ID.
    • Driver’s license or rider permit.
    • Certificate of Good Conduct.
    • Proof of vehicle ownership (if applicable).

Step-by-Step Application Process

1. Access the Glovo Application Portal

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  • Visit the official Glovo delivery partner page: https://delivery.glovoapp.com/ke/
  • Alternatively, download the Glovo Couriers App from Google Play Store.

2. Sign Up

  • Create an account with your details including name, phone number, and email address.

3. Select ‘Become a Rider’

  • Choose the courier application option and proceed to the application form.

4. Fill in the Application Form

  • Provide accurate personal details, vehicle type, license number, and preferred working hours.

5. Upload Required Documents

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  • Scan and upload all necessary documents (ID, license, good conduct certificate).

6. Review and Submit

  • Double-check your information and submit the application.

7. Wait for Verification

  • Glovo will conduct background checks and verify your documents.

8. Attend Training

  • Successful applicants will undergo online training on delivery operations, safety, and customer service.

9. Start Delivering

  • Once approved, log in to the courier app and start accepting delivery orders.

Glovo Kenya Office & Contact Information

Location: Westcom Point, 2nd Floor, Mahiga Mairu Avenue, Westlands, Nairobi.
Phone: 020 764 0785


Pro Tips for New Glovo Riders in Kenya

  • Target Peak Hours: Evenings, weekends, and lunch hours have the most orders.
  • Maintain High Ratings: Deliver on time and maintain professionalism for better earning opportunities.
  • Use a Reliable Smartphone: Avoid delays caused by technical glitches.
  • Track Your Earnings: Keep a personal record to evaluate your performance.

READ MORE: How to Become a Jumia Rider or Delivery Driver in Kenya

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