To ensure a fast and smooth car rental experience, it is important to be aware of age limits, driving license duration, and required documents in advance. These requirements are defined based on legal regulations and operational safety standards.

Age and Driving License Requirements

For economy and mid-range vehicles, the minimum driver age is generally 21. For upper-segment and luxury vehicle categories, this limit is typically 25 years and above. Drivers are also expected to have held a valid driving license for at least 2 years. As the vehicle segment increases, age and license duration requirements may also increase.

Required Documents

The required documents for car rental are standard. A valid identity document, a driving license, and a credit card issued in the driver’s name are mandatory. The credit card is required for the security deposit (pre-authorization); cash or debit cards are generally not accepted.

For foreign customers, a passport and, where applicable, an internationally valid driving license may be required.

Additional Driver Policy

Any additional driver who will use the vehicle must be included in the rental agreement. All additional drivers must meet the same age and driving license requirements as the main driver. Otherwise, insurance coverage may become invalid.

Basic Rental Rules

During the rental period, the vehicle must be used in accordance with the terms stated in the contract. Use by unauthorized drivers, commercial use, or taking the vehicle abroad without written approval is generally prohibited. Fuel policy, mileage limits, and insurance coverage details should be reviewed carefully during reservation.

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