For Tourists: A current International Driving Permit (we can help you obtain one), passport, and a credit, debit card, or cash.

For UAE Residents: A valid UAE driving license, passport, resident visa, Emirates ID, and cash, credit, or debit card.

Firstly, study the local traffic rules. Secondly, choose reliable companies so you don't get scammed. Remember that “cheap” does not always mean “reliable,” and familiarize yourself with all lease terms and conditions.

HABAT offers an alternative: instead of a deposit, renters pay a fixed, irrevocable fee to our partner Cardoo, which acts as guarantor for damages, unpaid fines, and other expenses. The fee varies by car model and rental duration.

While not universally available, HABAT permits cash deposits. Cash deposits are refunded 21–26 days after rental end to account for any delayed fines.

Delivery time varies by company location, client location, time of day, and traffic. On average it takes 45 minutes to 2 hours—you should confirm the exact time with your company representative.

Immediately contact the police or file a police report via the police app for minor accidents, then inform your rental company representative. Be sure to obtain a detailed report—insurance won’t cover damage without it, and you’ll be liable.

Yes. Each subsequent rental applies a special promo code giving you a 5% discount.

You must return the vehicle with the same fuel level as when you received it.

Salik is Dubai’s electronic toll collection system introduced by the RTA in 2007. Vehicles fitted with a Salik tag passing through toll gates are automatically charged. You reimburse any Salik charges upon returning the car.

No. We have a strict confidentiality policy and do not share your data.

No.

Yes, we do.

A deposit covers any fines or charges incurred during or after rental. It varies by car: ~1,500–2,000 AED for economy, up to 15,000 AED for luxury/sports cars.

Rental charges are collected upfront.

If you violate traffic rules, you must pay the fine. We forward any notices from the police, including amount and violation type.

No.

Up to one hour late: no extra charge. Beyond that: charged as an additional full day.

You can extend the lease via payment link, cash, or card.

Yes, it is possible.

The minimum age is 21 years.

Customers are required to pay parking charges during rental.

Examples include Portugal, Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, Luxembourg, Iceland, Estonia, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, and many others.

No, you cannot freeze your contract.

Our minimum monthly rate starts at 1,500 AED. For this you can rent a Nissan Micra, Sunny, or Renault Symbol.

For versatility, a classic sedan like the Mazda 6 suits family trips and business. For an evening drive, a Camaro makes a great impression.

Yes, we can deliver to the airport for an additional fee (minimum 126 AED).

Yes—see the full list at habatcarrental.ae luxury cars.

See the full list at habatcarrental.ae economy cars.

No—we do not provide driver service.

Nissan Micra, Renault Symbol, and Nissan Sunny are among the cheapest; Mitsubishi Attrage and MG5 Standard also offer low rates.

Yes—it’s often cheaper than taxis and offers greater comfort and flexibility, especially given Dubai’s heat and spread-out layout.

Yes—residents may rent cars without restriction.

Yes—you must present a valid driving license.

All types—luxury, sports, SUVs, and sedans—are in high demand.

No—the minimum age is 21 years.

No—a day’s car rental is often cheaper than a single taxi ride.

Visit habatcarrental.ae—they’ve been competitive for 14 years.

No—it’s more expensive at the airport.

A minimum of 1,500 AED, depending on brand and model.

Monthly rentals are more cost-effective than daily rates.

Yes—but you must agree and register any additional driver with the rental company beforehand.

Yes—you must arrange and document the additional driver yourself; subleasing the car is not allowed.

Yes—it’s acceptable to rent with a new UAE driving license.