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You’ll typically need a valid driver’s licence, a credit or debit card, and a form of ID such as a passport or acceptable national ID card.

Supplier to supplier it varies, the minimum age is usually 21, but this can vary by location and vehicle type. A young driver surcharge may apply for drivers under 25.

Basic insurance is often included, but at the time of car pickup, must check what coverage is provided and whether you need additional protection like Collision Damage Waiver (CDW).

Yes, most rental companies require a credit card for the security deposit, but some may accept debit cards under certain conditions.

Yes, one-way rentals are possible, but they may incur an additional fee. Please check availability and pricing during booking.

Many rentals come with unlimited kilometres, but some may have mileage caps. Please confirm during your booking.

All vehicles come with roadside assistance. In the event of a breakdown, contact the car supplier company’s support team immediately for assistance.

Yes, additional drivers can be added to your rental agreement. They must meet the same age and licence requirements.

Yes, you are expected to return the car with a full tank to avoid refuelling charges.

Yes, international drivers can rent and drive a car in Australia, but it’s important to note that not all international driver’s licences are eligible in every country. Each country, including Australia, maintains a list of recognised international licences and specifies how long visitors can drive using them.