Good news: most visitors can rent and drive in the United States with a valid foreign license. This guide explains what rental agents check, how deposits work, and simple ways to avoid surprise fees—so you can hit the road with Hola Car Rentals.
Are foreign licenses accepted?
Yes, in most cases. If your license is in English, you can usually rent without extra paperwork. If it’s in another language, bring an International Driving Permit (IDP) as a translation. Flying to theme‑park country? Compare Orlando Airport car rental choices early to lock in the right size for luggage and strollers.
What documents do you need?
- Passport matching the booking name.
- Valid home country license (plastic card).
- IDP if your license is not in English or your trip spans multiple states.
- Credit card in the primary driver’s name (for the deposit/hold).
Exploring Texas? Many visitors prefer Austin car hire for the space and comfort of SUVs and minivans—great for Hill Country day trips.
How Hola Car Rentals protects your trip
- Free Cancellation up to 48 hours before pick‑up.
- All‑Inclusive+ rate: clear coverage, maximum protection, and no hidden fees.
- Free travel insurance up to US$150,000; maximum liability coverage on selected itineraries.
- Cashback on tolls to reduce driving costs.
Connecting through the New York area? If you’re landing in Newark, browse New Jersey car rental at EWR and choose the pick‑up that fits your itinerary. For beach days and nightlife, see Miami car hire and keep your booking flexible in case plans change.
Tip: Book early for peak seasons (spring break, summer, holidays). You can cancel or adjust most bookings for free with Hola Car Rentals up to 48 hours prior to pick‑up.
