WeRent has been a trusted name in car rentals since 2019, offering a wide range of vehicles for every kind of trip, even offroad adventures. You get full Casco insurance, no deposit for most vehicles, flexible pickup and drop-off, and clear, honest pricing with no unwelcome surprises. With local know-how and 24/7 multilingual support, WeRent makes it easy to explore Georgia with confidence and comfort. 

Before booking with WeRent, make sure your driver’s license is valid, printed in Latin or Cyrillic script, and that you meet the age requirement of 21 with at least one year of driving experience. Licenses in other scripts require a notarized translation or an International Driving Permit. You can change or cancel your booking for free up to 24 hours in advance.

WeRent offers a wide selection, from economy and city cars to luxury vehicles and off-road 4x4s, all well-maintained and regularly serviced for your safety and comfort. 

You’ll need a valid driver's license (in Latin or Cyrillic script), plus a passport or national ID. If your license is in a different script (e.g., Arabic or Chinese), an International Driving Permit (IDP) or notarized local translation is required.

You must be at least 21 years old and have a minimum of one year of driving experience to rent a vehicle with WeRent. Some car categories or special vehicles may require drivers to be older. 

Yes, if you’re at least 21 years old and have at least one year of driving experience, you can rent with WeRent. Some vehicle types or special cars may have additional restrictions, so it’s best to check with the WeRent support team before booking.

WeRent provides 100% Casco insurance, covering accidents, theft, fire, and third-party damage (up to $50,000). Accessories are included with no deductible. Note: Insurance does not cover personal belongings or passenger injuries — these must be covered by your own travel insurance.

No prepayment is required. Full payment is made on the first day of your rental, either in cash, by debit/credit card (3.5% fee applies), or bank transfer. Payments are accepted in GEL, or in EUR or USD via bank transfer.

No. All WeRent vehicles must remain within the borders of Georgia. Driving into occupied territories such as Abkhazia or South Ossetia is strictly prohibited.

3–8 hours late: 50% of the daily rental rate is charged.

Over 8 hours late: Full extra daily rate applies.

To avoid extra fees, contact WeRent’s 24/7 support if you're running late.

If you return the car more than 24 hours early, you’ll get a 40% refund for the unused days. For early returns less than 24 hours, no refund is provided.

Yes, you are responsible for any traffic fines incurred during your rental period. WeRent will provide documentation and support if you need it.

Off-road vehicles can be used on non-official roads (like forest trails), but insurance does not cover damage to the vehicle on these routes. For difficult routes like those Tusheti, only "Difficult Off-Road" vehicles are permitted. Check with us before your trip to be sure you're using the right vehicle for your chosen route.

Non-offroad cars are meant for city and highway use only, and cannot be driven on rough or unpaved roads. Use of these cars off-road is strictly prohibited.

If the car breaks down, contact our 24/7 support team immediately. If you're within Georgia, WeRent will quickly provide a replacement vehicle.

Yes. All returns can be returned to various locations but within Georgia.

Yes. WeRent accepts cash, debit cards, and credit cards. Note: A 3.5% fee applies for credit card payments.

WeRent offers free delivery to both city locations and airports. Prices are the same, so you can choose what’s most convenient for you.

Visit WeRent.ge to discover our fleet. Filter vehicles based on your needs and travel dates, and get clear pricing with no hidden fees. Daily rates vary based on how long you rent for. Longer rentals get you better rates.

To rent a vehicle from WeRent, you’ll need a valid driver's license in Latin or Cyrillic script. A passport or national ID card may be required for identity verification. If your license uses a non-Roman alphabet (e.g., Arabic, Chinese, etc.), you’ll need either an International Driving Permit (IDP) or an official translation.