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You need a full and valid driver’s licence. International visitors should have a recognised licence, often in English or accompanied by an official translation. Check the latest requirements with NZ Transport Agency (NZTA).

Basic insurance is usually included, but it comes with an excess. You can purchase Excess Reduction Cover to lower your financial risk in case of damage or theft.

Most rental companies require a credit card for the deposit and payment. Debit cards are less commonly accepted, so check with your provider before booking.

Yes, baby and booster seats can be hired from most rental companies. It’s best to request these when you book to ensure availability.

Most rentals operate on a full-to-full fuel policy, meaning you receive the car with a full tank and should return it full to avoid charges.

Auckland has on-street metered parking and car parks. Always check parking signs and pay meters to avoid fines. Some areas have time limits or restrictions.

Yes, long-term car rentals are available and often come with better rates and flexible terms. This can be ideal if you plan to stay several weeks or months.

Yes, interisland travel is permitted but must be communicated to your rental provider. Vehicles are typically transported on the Picton Ferry between islands.

Contact our roadside assistance immediately. We provide Roadside Assistance Cover options to help with breakdowns and emergencies.

Some areas, especially near Auckland, have toll roads with electronic payment systems. Rental companies usually manage toll payments and inform you about any infringements.