Car Rental Amman: No Deposit, No Credit Card

How should I rent a car in Amman in three steps via RentCarFy?

There’s only one way to rent a car in Amman:

1. Do a little research using the search filters and listings to choose the best vehicle.
2. Book now, add options, and other details.
3. Review and confirm.

Search Car

• Select where to rent a car and return it in the “Pick-up” and “Drop-off” fields.
• Select the date and term of the rental.
• Select the class of the car: Economy class (Mini car), Standard, SUV, Lux, Convertibles, Van (Minivan).
• Search by brand: Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Toyota, Renault and others.

Options

• Gearbox: automatic or manual.
• Deposit: no deposit required, no excess, minimum deposit, cash deposit, low deposit.
• Payment: cash, credit or debit card.
• Insurance: CDW, SuperCDW, Full coverage, Personal Accident Insurance, Theft protection.
• Free cancellation, Unlimited mileage, Second driver.
• Child car seat, Booster, SIM card, Wireless hotspot on board.

Booking

• Provide the driver’s name and contact details.
• Make a prepayment (15-20% of the full price) with a credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Wise) or use Apple Pay or Google Pay.
• Pay the rest of the amount when you pick up the car in cash or by credit card.
• You will receive a booking voucher and the contact information of the rental company on your e-mail address.

Cheap Car Rental Amman via RentCarFy

This city blends ancient history with modern Middle Eastern energy in ways that surprise first-time visitors. The capital sprawls across seven hills, where Roman ruins stand alongside trendy cafes and bustling souks filled with spices. Visitors come to explore the impressive Citadel overlooking the city, wander through the remarkably preserved Ancient Theatre, and taste some of the best street food in the region.

Exploring with a car rental in Amman lets you see the city on your own terms. Using your vehicle for a ride, the adventure truly begins:

• Discover hidden cafes and local markets off the tourist path
• Drive out to the Dead Sea or Jerash for easy day trips
• Enjoy the comfort of moving around without waiting for public transport.

Book your ride today through RentCarFy. It only takes a few minutes and a deposit of up to 15-20% to confirm. So why not book now?

Car hire Amman price

Jordan is not a country with an expensive level of tourism, which also applies to car hire in Amman:

• Economy cars: €17-€28 per day
• Mid-range cars: €31-€46 per day
• SUVs and minivans: €47-€75 per day
• Luxury cars: €83+ per day

Sometimes the capital can be so crowded with tourists that prices can skyrocket by 60% or more. To protect your budget from overpaying, remember a few rules:

• Book in advance.
• Use RentCarFy filters to find the best deal in minutes.
• Plan long-term car rentals.
• Avoid booking on weekends.

Here’s how to compare prices correctly:

Car rental prices in Amman (Low vs High Season)

Renting a car in Amman: Documents

Here’s what you’ll definitely need in Jordan:

• Passport
• Credit card and Reservation Voucher (optional)
• Driver’s license.

Please keep in mind that age and driving experience requirements may vary.

The Traffic Rules

Driving in the capital can feel chaotic at first, but knowing the local rules will make it easier to move through the city with confidence. Here are a few key things to keep in mind before renting a car in Amman:

1. Right-hand traffic only.
2. Watch out for motorbikes and scooters weaving through traffic.
3. Observe speed limits: 50 km/h in the city, 90 km/h on main roads.
4. Using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited.
5. The maximum blood alcohol level is 50 mg/dL for experienced drivers and 20 mg/dL for novices.

Parking

There are three parking zones, with prices ranging from €1 to €2 per hour.

During the low season, you can expect a free spot any day.

Gas Stations

Diesel fuel is 20-30% cheaper than gasoline here.

Gas stations are easy to find on any road near the capital, no matter where you go.

Toll Roads

There are only a few toll roads in the entire country.

They’re easy to pay for and very inexpensive (€1.40/100 km).