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Car rental in Dubai for the way you travel

Some days call for a compact car that is easy to park. Others need room for a family, several suitcases or the weekly school run. Your rental should fit those details from the start.

Use the vehicle listings to compare the rental price, seats, luggage space and deposit option together. If you already know the model you want, select your dates and check its offer. If you are deciding between cars, tell us how many people are travelling, what luggage you will bring and the amount you want to spend.

Tell us about any feature you rely on, such as a reversing camera or a particular type of phone connectivity, so we can match the request to the actual vehicle. Equipment varies between versions of the same model. You can reserve online where available or speak with the team on WhatsApp to choose your car and arrange the handover.

Find the right rental period for your stay

The length of your rental affects the price, mileage allowance and included services. Start with the dates you need, then compare the complete offer for that period.

Find the right car for your passengers and luggage

The right car earns its place in your day. A smaller model may be the convenient choice for one person commuting; a family arriving with pushchairs and suitcases needs a different kind of space.

Understand your rental price before you book

Know the rental total before you reserve and the charges that depend on your journey. A clear breakdown lets you compare cars fairly and decide whether an extra service, additional driver or deposit-free option is worth adding for your trip.

Compare these details in your quotation:

• The rental charge for your selected dates.
• Applicable VAT.
• The refundable security deposit or optional deposit-waiver fee.
• The included kilometres and charge for additional mileage.
• Any selected damage cover, extra driver or equipment.
• Any delivery, collection or airport charges that apply to your plan.

Fuel, road tolls, parking and traffic fines are separate usage costs under the rental agreement. Keep them in mind when planning your overall travel budget.

If you are comparing two offers, use the same rental dates, mileage needs, cover and handover arrangements. This makes the differences easier to understand. Ask about the return time and extension terms too, particularly when a late flight could affect your last rental day.

You can review our rental terms before confirming the booking. For a question about a particular charge, send the vehicle name and dates with your enquiry so the team can answer against the relevant offer.

Rent a car in Dubai without a security deposit

An upfront security deposit can tie up money you would prefer to keep available during your stay. Eligible bookings offer an alternative: a non-refundable waiver equal to 15% of the standard rental rate, with an AED 0 security-deposit hold.

The waiver is a charge for choosing the deposit-free option. It is separate from the rental payment, VAT and optional damage cover. If you choose the standard refundable-deposit option instead, the deposit amount depends on the vehicle and appears in your booking.

Use our no-deposit car rental page to compare eligible offers. Prices on that page already include the 15% waiver, so it should be counted once in the total.

Choosing no deposit does not remove responsibilities for fuel, tolls, parking, fines, excess mileage or applicable damage charges. Confirm the payment requirements for your booking as well; an AED 0 deposit hold does not automatically remove the credit-card requirement.

For example, a 15% waiver on a rental rate of AED 1,000 is AED 150 before VAT. That charge pays for the deposit-free arrangement; it is not an amount returned at the end of the rental. Ask for both options for the same car and dates, then decide whether keeping the security-deposit amount available is worth the additional fee.

Collect in Al Garhoud or arrange delivery

Collect your rental from M06, Bin Thani Building, near Irish Village, Al Garhoud, Dubai, or ask us to arrange delivery to your hotel, home or workplace.

For a delivery, send the complete address, a map pin, your preferred time and a contact number. Building names, reception instructions and parking access help make the meeting point clear. If collection and return will take place at different addresses, include both when requesting your quotation.

Monthly rentals include free delivery and pickup across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. For daily and weekly bookings, the team confirms any applicable delivery or collection charge with the offer.

Contact us before travelling to the branch or changing an agreed handover location. A confirmed time and meeting point help you plan the rest of your day. Our contact page provides the booking channels and directions to Al Garhoud.

For local rental information, explore Al Garhoud, Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai and Al Barsha.

Arrange your Dubai Airport rental before you land

An airport rental works best when the details are settled before the flight. You can arrange a Dubai Airport car rental for DXB Terminals 1, 2 or 3, with the meeting point agreed for your arrival.

Send your flight number, arrival date, terminal and a mobile number the team can reach. Include your passenger and luggage requirements, particularly for a family booking. Keep the booking confirmation and the agreed contact details available on your phone.

If you are arriving late at night, tell us when requesting the car so the handover can be arranged for that time. Monthly rentals include airport delivery and pickup; daily and weekly airport charges are confirmed in the quotation.

Allow time for immigration and baggage collection when discussing your arrival. If your flight or terminal changes, contact the booking team to update the arrangements. Your confirmation should identify where to meet, whom to contact and what remains to be completed before you receive the vehicle.

Prepare your driving and identity documents

Having the correct documents ready helps the team check your eligibility and prepare the booking before collection.

UAE residents should prepare a valid UAE driving licence and Emirates ID. Additional identity or residency information may be requested for the booking.

Tourists and visitors should prepare a passport, visa or entry details, and a valid driving licence. An International Driving Permit may also be required, depending on the licence and applicable eligibility rules.

Share your driver status and licence details with the team before making travel arrangements around a particular car. Requirements should be checked for every person who intends to drive. Bring the original documents requested for handover and the payment card specified in your booking.

If another person will share the driving, arrange for them to be included as an authorised additional driver. If you have recently renewed a document or changed your residency status, mention it when enquiring so the team can advise what to provide.

Know your cover and mileage allowance

Choose your rental with a clear understanding of the protection included and any optional collision damage waiver, commonly called CDW. The rental agreement explains the applicable cover, excess and conditions.

A deposit waiver and damage cover address different parts of the booking. Choosing an AED 0 security-deposit hold does not itself purchase additional protection. Ask which optional cover is available for your selected car and rental period, and have it included in the quotation if you want it.

Check the mileage allowance at the same time. If you expect to use the car for a long commute or regular journeys between emirates, tell us the approximate distance. This gives you a better basis for comparing the total cost than the rental rate alone.

Keep the agreement and support contact details accessible during the rental. If an incident occurs or the vehicle develops a problem, contact the team promptly for the required next steps.

Check your car at handover and plan the return

Take a few minutes at collection to review the vehicle with the delivery representative. Check the exterior, interior, fuel level and starting mileage, and make sure any existing marks appear in the condition record.

You receive a vehicle quality report and video link at delivery. Keep them with your booking details and raise any discrepancy before driving away. This gives you and the team a clear record of the vehicle at the start of the rental.

Use the handover to check the controls you will need immediately, including the lights, mirrors, air conditioning and parking brake. If phone connectivity is part of your chosen vehicle’s equipment, set it up while parked.

Before returning the car, check the agreed location, time and fuel requirement. Remove your belongings, disconnect your phone and allow time for the return inspection. If your plans change, contact the team before the scheduled return so any extension or revised collection can be confirmed.

Book directly with the team handling your rental

Book online where available from the vehicle listing or send us your dates, budget, passenger count and preferred collection point through our booking enquiry form. If you are choosing between cars, include the models you are considering and any feature you need.

We will help you bring the booking together: the vehicle, rental period, mileage, deposit choice, extras and total payable. Once the reservation is agreed, provide the requested driving documents and keep the booking reference with your travel details.

Use that same reference for delivery questions, servicing, an extension or your return. It helps the team identify your agreement and continue with the rental arrangements already in place.

You can also read independent customer feedback through our customer reviews page. Look at the experiences that matter to your booking, including vehicle condition, collection and support during a longer rental.