Frequently Asked Questions About Car Rental in Turkey

Usually — yes. Russian licenses are often accepted, especially if the data is duplicated in Latin script. Some rental networks/conditions may require an International Driving Permit (IDP) — it's better to have one to avoid disputes at the counter.

Yes, you can drive and rent a car in Turkey with a Russian license as a tourist, but only for a limited period (usually up to several months from the date of entry).

• International passport
• Valid driver's license
• Payment method/card — depending on the specific offer

Always check the exact requirements in the car listing.

Not always. There are offers with cash or debit card payment, as well as options without a credit card.

A deposit is a security hold for potential damage or fines. It may be blocked on your card or paid in cash. It is returned after the car inspection upon return.

Amounts are approximate — exact conditions depend on the vehicle and partner.

At minimum — third-party liability (TPL). Often, damage coverage (CDW/Full Cover) with or without a deductible is offered.

• Check if there is a deductible and its amount
• What is included/excluded (glass/tires/undercarriage)
• Whether you can purchase additional coverage
• Driving in Turkey — Rules and Tips

Child seats are often available, but conditions depend on the partner: sometimes free, sometimes for an extra fee. Specify the child's age/weight when booking.

• 0–1 year — infant carrier
• 1–4 years — child seat
• 4–7 years — booster seat

Usually — yes. Sometimes individual cars have restrictions. Check the conditions of the specific offer.

Examples of popular routes:

• Antalya → Cappadocia (≈450 km)
• Alanya → Kaş (≈180 km)
• Fethiye → Kalkan (≈100 km)

Yes, there are toll highways. Their payment is usually not included in the rental and is paid separately.

• In resort towns it's often easier; in city centers it may be paid
• In Istanbul, it's more convenient to use İSPARK parking lots/services
• Do not park on sidewalks/lawns — towing is possible

1. Stop, turn on hazard lights
2. Take photos of the scene/damage/license plates
3. Call emergency services: 112
4. Do not leave until the incident is documented
5. Contact support — we'll help with next steps
6. Driving in Turkey — Rules and Tips

Pickup at the airport, hotel, or by address is often available (depends on the offer).

Check exact pickup/return options in the car listing and during booking.

In many cases — yes (24/7). Check the conditions of the specific vehicle and return location.