Itinerant trader
NKPD code: 95200001
Current information as of 2026-11-15
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No requirements
No requirement for professional qualification degree or educational level
Labor Characteristics
Street vendors (excluding food) sell a usually limited range of goods in streets and other public places such as stations, cinemas and theatres.
Main Tasks
- buying, receiving or making articles for sale;
- loading, unloading and transporting goods for sale to streets or other public places using baskets, cases, trays, handcarts, bicycles or similar equipment;
- displaying goods or calling out to attract customers' attention;
- offering goods for sale to potential customers in the street or from house to house;
- receiving immediate payment.
- Examples of occupations in this unit group:
- Itinerant trader (pedlar)
- Seller, newspapers/magazines/books and others
- Street vendor, non-food goods
Not Included
- Seller, market – 5211
- Seller, street stall – 5211
- Seller, food products – 5212
- Distributor of free newspapers and leaflets – 9510
Professions in "Street vendors (excluding food)"
Source: National Statistical Institute
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