Delivery Rider — EV Motorcycle
MylesPort International is hiring on behalf of a client in Dubai for delivery riders on 24-month contracts, paid a basic salary plus AED 5.50 for every completed delivery, with accommodation provided throughout.
Role overview
MylesPort International is recruiting on behalf of a client — a licensed delivery services company operating in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The client runs an electric motorcycle fleet serving food and parcel aggregator platforms across the city and hires riders directly onto its own two-year UAE residency visa. Earnings combine a basic monthly salary of AED 1,000 with a commission of AED 5.50 for every successful delivery. Riders keep 100% of customer tips and platform incentives. A referral bonus of AED 100 is paid for each rider referred who stays past 180 days, and the top three riders each month receive an additional AED 250. The client's working benchmark is around 400 deliveries a month, which works out at roughly 15 deliveries a day over a 26-day month. Riders who fall below that benchmark for two consecutive months are placed on retraining, an extended probation or, if performance does not recover, contract review. The employment package is substantial: a two-year residency visa, full medical and accident insurance including work-related incidents, an electric motorcycle and delivery box, a complete safety kit and three uniforms, and accommodation for the entire duration of employment. Food is provided for the first two months or until the UAE motorcycle licence is obtained. Employment is governed by UAE Labour Law and MOHRE regulations. Probation is six months. This role suits a disciplined, energetic rider who wants earnings that rise with effort and who is ready to work a structured six-day week in a demanding urban environment.
Key responsibilities
- Complete food and parcel deliveries across assigned Dubai zones on a company-provided electric motorcycle
- Work through aggregator platform applications, accepting and closing delivery jobs accurately and on time
- Work towards the client's delivery benchmark of approximately 400 completed deliveries a month
- Ride in full compliance with UAE traffic law and the client's delivery and safety standards
- Wear the full safety kit provided — helmet, reflective jacket, gloves and knee guards — on every shift
- Carry out daily checks on the motorcycle, charge it as instructed and report faults, accidents or damage at once
- Keep the motorcycle, delivery box and uniforms clean and presentable
- Represent the client professionally with customers, restaurant partners and platform coordinators
- Work a six-day week of ten-hour days, with the rest day falling on a weekday rather than Friday, Saturday or Sunday
Candidate requirements
- Aged 21 to 40, as specified by the employer
- Valid UAE motorcycle licence, or willingness to obtain one with the employer's assistance at a fixed cost
- Basic English reading and speaking ability for delivery applications and customer contact
- Confident smartphone user
- Medically fit against UAE health standards and able to pass the destination medical examination
- Mandatory police clearance certificate
- No active bans, police cases or immigration restrictions in the United Arab Emirates
- Able to commit to the full 24-month service period
- Physically able to ride ten hours a day, six days a week, in high temperatures
- Prepared to work to a monthly delivery benchmark with performance review
Skills & certifications
- Confident motorcycle riding in heavy city traffic
- Defensive riding and road-safety discipline
- Delivery application and smartphone literacy
- Basic spoken and written English
- Route planning and navigation in an unfamiliar city
- Customer service and professional conduct
- Self-management and consistency against daily targets
- Care of company equipment
Benefits
- Two-year UAE residency visa provided by the employer
- Basic salary of AED 1,000 a month plus AED 5.50 commission for each successful delivery
- 100% of customer tips and platform incentives retained by the rider
- Referral bonus of AED 100 for each rider referred who remains past 180 days
- Monthly top-three rider bonus of AED 250
- Accommodation provided for the entire duration of employment
- Food provided for the first two months, or until the UAE motorcycle licence is obtained
- Electric motorcycle and delivery box provided
- Safety kit — helmet, reflective jacket, gloves and knee guards — and three uniforms provided
- Full medical and accident insurance, including work-related incidents
- 30 calendar days annual leave after 12 months continuous service, plus UAE public holidays
- One return air ticket to the home country every 24 months
- Employment governed by UAE Labour Law and MOHRE regulations
Application process
Apply through this page with an up-to-date CV in English and a clear scan of your passport bio-data page. Shortlisted candidates are contacted by a MylesPort International consultant for a screening interview and document check, then presented to the client for selection. Successful candidates complete a medical examination, police clearance and contract signing before visa processing begins, and receive the full written contract stating salary, working hours, leave and any cost items before making any commitment. MylesPort International does not charge job seekers a placement fee. Costs such as passport, medical examination, police clearance, visa, residency or licensing may apply depending on the destination country; these are explained to you in writing and confirmed at offer stage. Never pay cash to any individual, and never send money to anyone claiming to act for MylesPort International. Please note for this role: the employer recovers the cost of the UAE motorcycle licence if a rider resigns, cancels or leaves before completing 24 months. Traffic fines, road tolls and damage caused by negligence are deducted against official records. All of this is set out in the written appointment letter you review before signing.
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