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You typically need:

• A valid driving license (in English or with an international permit)

• A credit card in the driver’s name

• A valid passport or ID card
  Requirements may vary slightly per rental provider and country.

Most rental companies require drivers to be at least 21 years old, and some may charge a young driver fee for those under 25. Senior driver age limits vary, but usually up to 75 years old with valid documentation.

If your driver’s license is not in English or Dutch, or issued outside the EU/EEA, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended or sometimes mandatory. Check with your rental agency before traveling.

Most prices include basic insurance (third-party liability), VAT, and mileage. Additional fees may apply for collision damage waiver (CDW), theft protection, GPS rental, or additional drivers.

The Netherlands generally has no tolls for passenger cars on highways. However, some tunnels and bridges may have fees. It’s best to check your rental agreement and plan routes accordingly.

Yes, major airports like Amsterdam Schiphol and large train stations offer convenient car rental desks for easy pick-up and drop-off, saving you time and travel hassle.

Some rental companies accept debit cards, but most prefer credit cards for security deposits. Check the specific payment policies of your rental provider in advance.