Yes you should have a credit card on your name.

You have to pay etra fee for traveling across the border, but it’s possible.

Yes, you can rent a specific car model and if you we don’t have on our fleet, we can bring to you your favorite car in maximum 24h.

1. Basic Rental Fee: This covers the cost of renting the vehicle for a specified period, usually on a daily or weekly basis.
2. Mileage Allowance: Most rental agreements include a certain number of free miles or kilometers that you can drive per day. If you exceed this allowance, you may incur additional mileage charges.
3. Vehicle Maintenance: Routine maintenance and servicing of the rental vehicle are generally included in the rental charges. This ensures that the vehicle is in good working condition.
4. Basic Insurance: Basic insurance coverage is often included, such as Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) or Loss Damage Waiver (LDW). This coverage typically reduces your financial liability in case of damage or theft of the rental vehicle, but it may have deductibles or exclusions.
5. Roadside Assistance: Many rental agreements include roadside assistance services, which can be helpful in case of breakdowns, flat tires, or other issues while on the road.
6. Local Taxes and Fees: The rental charges usually include local taxes and fees, which can vary depending on the location.
7. Airport Fees: If you pick up or drop off the rental car at an airport location, there may be additional airport fees included in the rental charges.
8. GPS Navigation: Some rental cars come equipped with GPS navigation systems, which may be included or available for an extra fee.
9. Fuel Policy: The rental charges may include a fuel policy, such as a full tank of gas at the start of the rental. You are generally expected to return the vehicle with the same level of fuel or pay for any missing fuel.

1. Driver’s License: You must have a valid driver’s license. In most cases, an international driver’s license is required if your native license is not in the language of the rental country.
2. Credit Card: A major credit card in the name of the primary driver is usually required. The credit card is used for security purposes and to cover any additional charges, such as fuel, tolls, or damages.
3. Reservation Confirmation: It’s a good practice to have a copy of your reservation confirmation, whether in print or electronically, to provide to the rental company.
4. Identification: We will need your passport or national ID card.
5. Age Requirement: Make sure you meet the minimum age requirement for renting a car. Rental companies typically require renters to be at least 21 years old, although the minimum age can vary by location and car category.
6. Additional Drivers: If you plan to have additional drivers, they will also need to provide their driver’s licenses and may be required to meet age and other qualifications set by the rental company.
7. Voucher or Prepaid Rental Agreement: If you made your reservation through a third-party booking platform or received a voucher, have this document ready.
8. Method of Payment: Even if you plan to use a credit card, it’s a good idea to carry some cash or a debit card for incidentals or expenses that may not accept credit cards.