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What documents are required to pick up a rental car in Zagreb?
Suppliers often deny or cancel bookings without following documentation at pickup:
- Passport/National ID
- Original Driver’s License held for at least a year with no major endorsements
- Valid Credit Card in the main driver’s name
- An International Driving Permit (IDP) must be accompanied by a foreign driver’s license written in a non-Latin script (eg, Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic).
- Rental Confirmation Voucher
- EU/EEA national driving licenses may be accepted without additional permits
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Can I rent a car in Zagreb with a non-EU driving license?
Yes. A valid driving license from your home country is always required. An International Driving Permit (IDP) may also be required based on your country of origin. If your home country license uses a non-Latin alphabet (Arabic, Cyrillic, Japanese, etc.), you must carry both documents. Divers with EU and EEA licenses are generally accepted without an additional permit, but those with non-EU licenses must provide an IDP at pickup. The IDP alone is never sufficient, as it is not a replacement for your original license but an official translation of it.
βΉοΈ If unsure, you can contact us before booking to confirm the license requirements for your country of origin.
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What is the minimum age to rent a car in Zagreb?
The minimum age to hire a car is usually 21, but it can be 25 for some suppliers and certain car categories. Drivers under the required minimum age may face a young driver surcharge. This fee varies from around β¬10/day to a flat β¬40 per rental. Sometimes, drivers as young as 18 may be allowed to book economy categories. When searching for deals on our website, read the supplier terms to confirm age eligibility before making a reservation.
βΉοΈ Drivers under the age of 25 have a strict 0.0β° blood alcohol limit; for others, the limit is 0.5β°.



