# Requirements for self-employed courier drivers Want to take courier trips? You need your own business. You also need your own car or Transporter. Apply online. Check your details before you send the form. ## What you need You work through your own business. This is the basic rule. It is not a permanent job. You need your own vehicle. It must fit the work you want to do. Cars and Transporters are listed on their own. Your details must also be right. State where you can drive. Give times that you can keep. This makes the check clear. - Your own business. - Your own vehicle. - A clear region. - Real free time. - Complete details. ## Check your vehicle and region Choose only the vehicle you really use. Check its details first. Old data can cause more questions. Pick a region that works for you. Think about the trip to the pick-up point. A long drive before the job can take a lot of time. Day and night can be set on their own. Only give times that you can really keep. ## Open the right country page Each country has its own page. That page shows what is needed for that market. Use it as the main source for your form. Choose the country first. Read the notes. Then check your details one more time. ### Go to the application - Open Switzerland . - Open Germany . - Open Austria . ## Check before you send Is the vehicle right? Is the region right? Are your times correct? Did you fill in all fields? If yes, you can take the next step. Want to read more first? See the pages for car work , Transporter work or the driver guide . Take a short moment to check the form. Clear data helps both sides. It can also prevent more questions later. ## Choose a country and start. Pick Switzerland, Germany or Austria. Then go to the matching application. ### In brief Your details must be correct. This keeps planning clear. You see the key facts first. This keeps your work easy to plan. You decide what fits your business. You can decline a job that does not fit. You choose each job yourself. Plan enough time for the trip. Your car must fit the trip. The job also shows the time. Not every trip fits every vehicle. The check stays short and clear. Your business stays free to choose. The route should fit your area. Check the place first. Check weight and space. The process stays simple. You choose your own service area. Keep free times up to date. Place, time, and vehicle must fit. Check first and then decide. Good planning helps with every trip. The decision always stays with you. Your vehicle must fit too. Use only free time slots. Your area must fit the job. The job shows start and end. The real job details matter most. This creates a clear process. If it does not fit, do not accept. Check the facts before you start. This keeps the work easy to plan. Clear details help you decide. A clear route helps. Day and night can be set apart. Your profile helps with matching. A clear schedule helps each day. A short check is often enough. Short routes can save time. Your free time matters too. Start and end must fit. Keep your details up to date. Then make your own choice. Short details reduce questions. Check each need step by step. Then you can decide with care. If the job fits, move to the next step. Look for clear job details. A clear view saves time. Accept only when it fits. Read each job with care. A Transporter can carry more. Check the trip before you accept. The final choice is yours. Each trip needs clear facts. You stay in control of your time. Your vehicle sets the available space. Then check the time. Check the route as well. Review the job before you agree. Your details must be correct. This keeps planning clear. You see the key facts first. This keeps your work easy to plan. You decide what fits your business. You can decline a job that does not fit. You choose each job yourself. Plan enough time for the trip. Your car must fit the trip. The job also shows the time. Not every trip fits every vehicle. The check stays short and clear. Your business stays free to choose. The route should fit your area.