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Romania Car Rental

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Start Your Carventure in Romania With Economy

Emergency Contact Information

INTERNATIONAL CALLS
+1 (786) 975-2222
Emergency Services
911

Offices

Offices Near Airport

Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport, OTP.

Important Information when Visiting Romania

  • Pay special attention to the Romanian traffic signals and instructions. Familiarize yourself with local symbols and regulations to be sure to understand them correctly.
  • You can find slow vehicles, such as tractors or horse-drawn carriages, on rural roads. Be patient and find safe options to advance when needed.
  • If you use toll motorways, be sure to have local currency (Romanian Leu) in cash in order to pay. Some tollbooths also accept credit cards.
  • When you get close to urban and rural areas, be on the lookout for cyclists and pedestrians. Respect their right of way and reduce your speed in areas where there is pedestrian activity.
  • In the cities, parking can be complicated. Find public parking spaces or garages, and avoid parking in places where it isn't allowed so as not to get a ticket.
  • If you plan to drive in mountainous areas, prepare for steep roads and tight curves. Use low gears (compression) to keep control of the vehicle and avoid overheating the brakes.
  • The charge for additional drivers is 12 euros a day but it may not exceed 120 euros per rental, a maximum of 3 additional drivers.
  • To rent and drive an automobile in standard conditions, the minimum age is 24 years old. Drivers who are 67 years or older will pay a "Senior Driver" charge of 12 € a day, for a maximum of 120 € per rental. In addition, the main driver and the additional drivers must have a valid driver’s license that is older than 12 months. People under the age of 24, who are at least 19 years old with a license that is older than 12 months are subject to the following conditions: They can rent and drive a car
  • Clients that do not cancel their reservation 48 hours before pick-up, using the same means as which they made the reservation in the first place, or do not show up for their pick-up are subject to pay 40 euros or the cost of one days’ rental, whichever is highest.
  • The client must have a valid national or international driver's license that is at least a year old, and present an ID and a valid credit card with his/her name.
  • Form of Payment: Debit cards are permitted as long as the client accepts risk protection.
  • Economy Rent a Car accepts VISA and Mastercard credit cards. None other than the cardholder may use the card to make the deposit. The cardholder must be present when renting the vehicle.
  • The car rental fee plus a minimum of 2,000 euros will be withheld on the card when renting the vehicle. Once the vehicle has been returned, this deposit will be released and that process will last from 7 to 14 business days.
  • We leave you some information about the magic of visiting Romania:
  • Romania is famous for its impressive castles, such as Bran Castle (known as Dracula's castle) and Peles Castle. In addition, there are many other lesser-known castles that are equally fascinating and worth visiting.
  • Transylvania is a historic region with beautiful landscapes and charming cities. Visit Sibiu, Cluj-Napoca and Brașov to immerse yourself in the culture and architecture that are unique to this region.
  • Consider spending time in rural villages and traditional towns. You'll see the authentic Romanian rural life, enjoy the local hospitality, and taste home-style cooking.
  • The region of Bucovina has painted orthodox monasteries, declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. These monasteries are famous for the colorful exteriors as well as its religious and historical significance.
  • In the region of Maramureș you'll find cemeteries with carved and colored crosses that represent the local belief in life after death. These cemeteries are unique and offer a distinctive cultural perspective.
  • The region of Bucovina has painted orthodox monasteries, declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. These monasteries are famous for the colorful exteriors as well as its religious and historical significance.