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The minimum age is 21 years for economy and mid-range cars. Luxury and sports categories usually require the driver to be 25 or older.

A UAE licence works for residents. Tourists can drive on licences from the GCC, US, UK, EU and most other countries; if yours is not in English or Arabic, carry an International Driving Permit with it.

Yes, basic comprehensive insurance is included in every rate. Full coverage that reduces or removes the excess is optional and recommended.

Most Sharjah companies require a credit card in the driver's name for the security deposit. A few accept a debit card or cash deposit at a higher daily rate.

Yes. Contact the company before your rental period ends and they will extend it subject to availability, usually at a better rate for the longer term.

Most companies deliver and collect anywhere in Sharjah, and many also cover Dubai for a small fee. Airport delivery may carry a surcharge.

Roadside assistance is usually included — ask for the number before you drive off. The company arranges recovery and provides a replacement vehicle on longer rentals while yours is repaired.

Yes. Most rentals include 200–250 km per day and 2,500–5,000 km per month. Extra kilometres are charged at roughly AED 0.50–2 each.

Economy cars such as the Kia Pegas, Nissan Sunny or Toyota Yaris start from around AED 30 per day — the lowest entry point of any emirate.

Sharjah is roughly 15–20% cheaper than Dubai for the same car models. A 2025 Nissan Sunny runs about AED 1,019/month in Sharjah versus AED 1,550/month in Dubai.

Visitors from certain countries need an IDP alongside their home licence. GCC residents and holders of licences from most Western countries do not.

Usually AED 1,000–2,000 for economy cars and AED 3,000–10,000+ for luxury and high-end SUVs. It is held on your credit card and released after the rental.

You are liable up to the insurance excess unless you bought full coverage. Repairs are arranged by the rental company and billed against the deposit.

Yes, most companies allow it for a small extra daily fee. Every driver must hold a valid licence and be named on the contract.

No. Sharjah itself has no toll gates, but Salik charges apply when you drive into Dubai and are billed after the trip or deducted from your deposit.

Yes. Standard rental insurance covers all seven emirates, so commuting to Dubai or driving to Abu Dhabi costs you nothing extra beyond tolls.

Yes, with prior written permission from the rental company. Travel to Oman is commonly allowed with extra cross-border insurance and a permit.

Full to full — you collect the car with a full tank and return it the same way. Refuelling by the company is charged at a premium plus a service fee.

Contact the provider before your rental period ends. Extensions depend on availability, and longer terms usually lower the daily rate.

Late returns may incur extra charges, usually per hour or as an additional day. Tell the company in advance and they will normally extend the contract instead.