You will need a valid driver's license, a credit card in your name, and a form of identification (e.g., passport or ID card). Some locations may require additional documents, so it's best to confirm with your rental location.

The minimum age to rent a car is usually 21, but it may vary depending on the rental company and location. Drivers under 25 may incur an additional young driver surcharge..

Some rental companies allow debit card rentals, but it’s subject to terms and conditions. A larger security deposit may be required, and not all car categories may be available for debit card customers.

Yes, many rental companies offer one-way rentals, allowing you to pick up a car in one location and drop it off at another. Additional fees may apply.

Most car rentals come with unlimited mileage, but some vehicles or special offers may have restrictions. Be sure to confirm mileage limits when booking.

Basic insurance coverage is usually included in the rental rate. However, additional insurance, such as collision damage waivers or personal accident insurance, can be purchased for extra protection.

Yes, most car rental companies allow you to add additional drivers. They must meet the same age and license requirements, and an additional fee may apply.

Returning the car after the agreed time may result in additional charges. Some companies offer a grace period, but it’s best to check with your rental provider for their specific policy.

In case of an accident, contact the rental company immediately and follow their instructions. For breakdowns, most rental cars are covered by roadside assistance services.

Car rental companies typically offer two options: (1) full-to-full, where you return the car with the same amount of fuel as when you picked it up, or (2) pre-purchase fuel, where you pay for a full tank upfront and can return the car empty.