What documents do I need to hire a car in Italy?
What documents do I need to hire a car in Italy?
- Full driving licence that you've held for at least one year. ...
- Valid passport or ID card.
- Be at least 18 years of age. ...
- Internationally recognised credit or debit card in the name of the driver.
Do I need an international drivers license in Europe?
If you have a valid license from your home state, you can drive in European countries for up to 90 days without further documentation. However, once you have spent more than 90 days in Europe and wish to continue driving there, it is recommended that you get an International Driver's License (IDL).
Can you decline CDW in Italy?
When renting a car in Italy you must purchase collision (CDW) and theft insurance. Declining this insurance is not an option and the price you are quoted will always include it. Sounds good except there's a catch: the insurance comes with a substantial deductible or excess, usually in the €1000 to €3000 range.
What is the difference between CDW and LDW?
Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) provides cover if there is damage to a rental car through an accident. LDW on the other hand, is a combination of CDW and Theft Protection, which means that you will be covered for car replacement if your rental car is stolen during the period of your rental.
How do you have to be to rent a car in Italy?
In order to rent a car in Italy, you must be at least 21 years old. There are certain rental companies that allow drivers as young as 18 to rent a car in Italy as long as they have held their license for at least one year. Any driver under the age of 25 should expect to pay a young driver's surcharge.