01What does an on board courier actually earn?
A fee per completed assignment, stated in the offer before you accept it. It varies with the length of the sector, the urgency and the responsibility the consignment carries, a short Gulf sector and a long-haul assignment with high-value goods are not the same job and are not paid the same. On top of the fee we book and pay the flight, the airport transfers and a hotel where an overnight is needed. Anyone quoting you a single guaranteed monthly number for this work is not describing it honestly.
02Do I pay for anything?
No. You never pay us, and you never pay for a ticket. If any company asks you for a registration fee, a training fee or the cost of a flight you will be reimbursed for later, stop and walk away, that is the shape of every courier scam there is.
03Do I need a visa?
It depends on your passport, the destination and what other visas or residence permits you already hold, and the rules change. We check the current position for every courier and every routing individually before assigning, and we never ask a courier to travel on a document that does not cover the trip. Practically: couriers who already hold a UAE residence visa, or visas for the United States, the United Kingdom or the Schengen area, see more assignments, because more routings are open to them.
04What are the requirements?
A passport valid for at least six months with clear pages, a clean criminal record, a bank account and a credit card in your own name, the ability to travel at short notice, working English, and a minimum age of 21. No logistics experience is needed, training happens in our Academy once your documents are verified.
05Is this a full-time job?
For most couriers, no. You publish the days you are available, we offer assignments that fit, and you accept or decline freely with no penalty for saying no. Some couriers fly twice a month around another job; a few fly constantly. Both are normal.
06What do I actually do on an assignment?
Collect a sealed consignment from a named person, check it against the documents, keep it in the cabin for the entire journey, declare it correctly at customs, and hand it over against signature and ID. You are not selling anything, you are not carrying anything you have not seen documented, and you never accept a package from anyone other than the party named in your assignment.
07I live in Pakistan. Does that help or hurt?
It helps enormously, and that is the whole reason this desk exists. A courier network is only fast if somebody vetted is already near the shipper. Assignments starting in Pakistan go first to couriers who are already in Pakistan, being in Karachi, Lahore or Sialkot when the call comes is worth more than any amount of availability somewhere else.
08How do I get paid?
By bank transfer after the assignment closes, at the fee that was stated in the offer before you accepted it. No bidding, no haggling and no deductions that were not in the offer.
09Can I extend the trip and stay a few days?
Sometimes. Where the schedule and our operations allow it, you can extend privately at your own cost. It is a bonus, never the plan, the assignment is work with a deadline and some of them turn around the same day.
10What would disqualify me?
Filming or photographing a consignment, its documents or a client; accepting anything from a party not named in the assignment; travelling on documents that do not cover the trip; and any attempt to move something undeclared. Confidentiality and honest declaration are the two rules that end a courier relationship immediately.