
Rent a car in Dubai
Compare daily, weekly and monthly rental options from AED 85 a day, from economy cars to premium vehicles. The written quote confirms the exact car class, delivery, insurance, deposit, mileage, toll and fuel terms.













What you need
- Passport + visit visa (tourists) or Emirates ID (residents)
- Valid driving licence, IDP for some nationalities
- Credit card for the refundable deposit
- Age 21+ (25+ for luxury & sports)
Driving in Dubai
- Right hand traffic, superb roads, strict camera enforcement
- Salik charges vary; the agreement states how the supplier passes them through
- Parking zones, hours and tariffs vary; check signs or current RTA guidance
- Fuel prices change; confirm the vehicle's return-fuel terms
Rental FAQs
Can tourists rent a car in Dubai?
Eligibility depends on the driving-licence issuing country and current UAE rules. An International Driving Permit may be required; confirm the rule and supplier acceptance before payment.
What is the minimum age to rent?
Minimum age, licence-holding period and security deposit vary by supplier and vehicle class. The written quote and rental agreement must state the conditions for the selected car.
How do Salik tolls and fines work?
The rental agreement should state how tolls, traffic fines and any administration charge are passed through. Check current road and toll information with the relevant authority.
Is insurance included?
Ask for the policy type, excess, exclusions, geographic limits and optional waivers for the exact vehicle. Do not assume that an advertised rental rate provides zero-excess cover.
Do you deliver the car?
Delivery availability, service areas, airport procedure, timing and any charge depend on the supplier and are confirmed in the written quotation.
Can I drive to other emirates or Oman?
Cross-emirate and border use depends on the supplier agreement. Oman travel requires written permission and the required insurance before departure.
Official driving and toll sources
Licence eligibility, parking, toll tariffs and traffic rules can change. Check current authority information and the supplier agreement before driving.
