You’ll typically need a valid driver’s license, a credit card, and in some countries, an international driving permit. Always check the rental company’s specific requirements before booking.

Booking in advance often gives you better rates, more vehicle options, and peace of mind—especially during busy travel periods or in popular destinations.

While most rental companies offer insurance, your personal car insurance or credit card may already provide coverage. Check with your provider before paying for extra protection.

Yes—fees may apply for late returns, additional drivers, fuel charges, one-way rentals, and young drivers. Always read the terms and ask about hidden costs before confirming your booking.

Some companies accept debit cards, but many require a credit card for the security deposit. If using a debit card, be prepared for additional checks or restrictions.