Frequently Asked Questions

You need to provide a Qatari ID/Passport copy, a valid driving license copy, and a refundable security deposit (cash or card).

Yes, GCC nationals can drive in Qatar with their GCC driving license until its expiration date. Non-GCC nationals can drive for 14 days from their entry to Qatar with a GCC driving license.

Yes, you can drive in Qatar with your International Driving License for up to 3 months from your entry to Qatar.

Depends with the Branch as we have Pearl, Lusail, Barwa Radisson, Abu hamor and HIA. Office timing as below link https://www.strongrentacar.com/en/contact-us.

Rental charges must be paid in advance. Extra kilometers, days, or hours will be calculated according to the rental rate mentioned in the lease.

The deposit amount depends on the rented vehicle and the length of the rental.

In case of payment delay for more than 2 days, a 10% penalty will apply on a daily basis.

Benefits include 24 Hours Road Side Assistance, Free Replacement, Free Additional 2nd Driver, and Free Maintenance (T&C apply).

Failure to comply will result in a fine of QAR 1,500.

You must obtain and submit a police report to the lessor stating the damages and explanation of the accident. If the accident was your fault or caused by an unknown third party, you are required to pay the insurance excess.

Yes, however must police report stating the damaged parts as per the law of Qatar.

No, you are not allowed to use the rented vehicle outside the borders of the State of Qatar.

Smoking inside the vehicle is strictly prohibited, and you will be fined QAR 500 if any sign of smoking is detected by the lessor upon receiving the vehicle.

The minimum age requirement is 23 years, and you must hold a valid driving license issued within the past one year.

The vehicle should only be driven by the person(s) stated in the lease. Unauthorized drivers may void the insurance.

The insurance is considered void if the accident occurred on unpaved roads, the vehicle's wheels or tires are damaged by bad roads, the lessee is found to be under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs, or if the vehicle is found driven by someone not stated in the lease.

You must settle the traffic violations within seven days from the date of the violation.

Failure to comply will result in a delay fine based on the daily rate of the lease.

The insurance provided by the lessor includes comprehensive coverage with passenger accident cover, in compliance with the terms and conditions of the insurance company. However, the lessee is obliged to pay insurance excess in the event of an accident caused by the lessee, a missing third party, or if the hired vehicle is totally lost.