You would need permission from immigration to engage in activities outside the scope of your visa, and since those sorts of jobs don’t give contracts that immigration can review you’d need the blanket permission.
Contact your local immigration center to get the ball rolling if you’re looking to start doing this in your spare time.
Uber Eats has very specific visa requirements that they have listed on their website.
Basically, if you have *any restrictions at all* about what kind of work you can or can’t do, they won’t take you.
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You would need permission from immigration to engage in activities outside the scope of your visa, and since those sorts of jobs don’t give contracts that immigration can review you’d need the blanket permission.
Contact your local immigration center to get the ball rolling if you’re looking to start doing this in your spare time.
Uber Eats has very specific visa requirements that they have listed on their website.
Basically, if you have *any restrictions at all* about what kind of work you can or can’t do, they won’t take you.