Generally, the requirements include a valid driving license, an identification document (such as a passport or citizen card), and a credit card for the security deposit.

The minimum age may vary, but generally, you need to be at least 21 years old. Some companies may require a minimum age of 25 or charge an additional fee for younger drivers.

Normally, the price includes unlimited mileage, basic insurance, and roadside assistance. It is important to check the specific details with the rental company.

If your driving license was issued outside the European Union, you may need an International Driving Permit (IDP), especially if the license is not in Latin alphabet.

Most rental companies have a "full-full" fuel policy, where you receive the car with a full tank and must return it with a full tank. Otherwise, a fee will be charged for the missing fuel.

Yes, many companies offer the option of returning the car at different locations, but there may be an additional fee for this service.

If you return the car after the agreed time, a late fee may be charged, which is usually proportional to the extra time of use.

Some companies offer unlimited mileage, while others may have a daily limit. Check the rental agreement terms for more details.

Yes, most companies allow you to add additional drivers to the rental agreement. All additional drivers must present a valid driving license and may be subject to an additional fee.

In case of a breakdown or accident, you should contact the rental company immediately to receive assistance. Most companies offer 24-hour customer support for emergencies.