Car Rental Jordan: No Deposit, No Credit Card

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Car rental in Jordan with no deposit and no credit card is one of the best ways to explore the country

If you are planning a trip to Jordan, Car rental in Jordan with no deposit and no credit card is a convenient way to travel freely. You can avoid buses and expensive taxis, and your car can be ready when you arrive at the airport.

Our service offers compact cars, sedans, SUVs, and minivans. All vehicles are regularly serviced, cleaned, and include basic insurance for a comfortable and safe trip.

You can pick up your car in Amman, at Queen Alia International Airport, and in other locations across Jordan. Many offers include unlimited mileage and customer support, making it easy to explore Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, Aqaba, and Jerash.

Main advantages:

  • Car rental in Jordan with no deposit and no credit card required
  • No blocked funds on your bank card
  • Clear conditions and fair pricing
  • Free cancellation on many offers up to 24 hours before pick up
  • Transparent final prices with no hidden surprises

Car Hire Jordan Price

The cost of car hire in Jordan depends on several factors, including the car class, travel season, rental duration, pick up location such as an airport, and whether you choose extra options like full insurance, automatic transmission, or a no deposit rental.

If you want to compare price options and find a cheap deal, it is useful to check prices by car type before booking.

Car hire prices in Jordan by car type

  • Mini / Economy cars (best for city driving): €18–€30/day
  • Compact cars (balanced comfort and fuel economy): €22–€35/day
  • Sedans / Standard cars (good for longer trips): €28–€45/day
  • SUVs / Crossovers (better for desert routes and family travel): €40–€75/day
  • 7-seater / Minivans (family and group trips): €55–€95/day
  • Premium / Luxury cars (higher comfort and features): €80–€150/day

Prices can be higher in high season, during holidays, and for pick up at the airport, especially if you book at the last minute.

How to get a cheaper car hire in Jordan

  • Book for a longer rental period such as 7 days or more, because daily rates are often lower for weekly rentals.
  • Choose a manual transmission car, which is usually more cheap than automatic options.
  • Book in advance, especially for airport pick up and high season dates.
  • Compare price offers from different suppliers before confirming your booking.
  • Choose car hire in Jordan with no deposit, so you do not block money on your credit card.
  • Pick an economy or compact car, which usually has the best fuel consumption and the lowest rental rate.
  • Be flexible with pick up location, because city locations can sometimes be cheaper than the airport.
  • Avoid unnecessary extras, and only add options you really need.

Table of rental prices for popular cars in Jordan by season

Car model Body type Passengers Luggage capacity Price per day (low season) Price per day (high season)
Mitsubishi Lancer Economy 5 2 $27 $42
Kia Picanto Economy 5 2 $29 $44
Toyota Corolla Compact / Sedan 5 3 $39 $60
Hyundai Elantra Compact 5 4 $45 $65
Chevrolet Trax SUV 5 2–3 $45 $80
Nissan X-Trail SUV 5 3–4 $58 $95
Hyundai Sonata Standard / Mid-Size 5 5 $63 $90
Hyundai H-1 Minivan 7 4–5 $88 $139
Mercedes E-Class Luxury Sedan 5 5 $110 $198
BMW 5 Series Premium Sedan 5 5 $110 $198

⚠️ Note: The prices shown are indicative and may vary depending on the pickup location (e.g., Amman, Queen Alia Airport), rental company, specific car version, booking date, insurance options, and rental duration. This table reflects average market prices and does not guarantee availability at the listed rates.

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What documents are required to rent a car in Jordan?

To rent a car in Jordan, the following documents are usually required:

  • A passport (in the name of the main driver)
  • A valid driver’s license (national, full/non-provisional)
  • A bank card (often a credit card) in the name of the main driver for the security deposit
  • A booking voucher (if you booked through our website)

Chart with average car rental prices in Jordan

Average price, € / day
€20
Jan
€22
Feb
€28
Mar
€30
Apr
€28
May
€32
Jun
€37
Jul
€36
Aug
€23
Sep
€22
Oct
€21
Nov
€23
Dec

According to the provided chart of average car rental prices in Jordan, the lowest price was in January at €20/day, and the highest price was in July at €37/day. The difference is €17, which means July is 85% more expensive than January.

The average price for the year is €27/day. January is 26% cheaper than the annual average, while July is 38% more expensive. The highest prices are usually seen in summer from June to August, while the best-value months are January, February, October, and November.

Our experience shows clear seasonal demand, and our result confirms that the low season is the best time to save money. This statistics is based on confirmed bookings through our website and prices collected from verified car bookings via the CarFy website. We included all car types and all vehicle classes, as well as Car rental in Jordan with no deposit and no credit card.

Traffic Rules

Driving in Jordan is straightforward once you understand the local road rules, but staying informed will help you avoid fines and enjoy a safe journey.

  1. Drive on the right side of the road at all times
  2. Speed limits: 50 km/h in urban areas, 70 km/h on open roads, and 80 to 100 km/h on highways
  3. Seat belts are mandatory for the driver and all front seat passengers
  4. Mobile phone use while driving is prohibited; a hands-free device is required
  5. Children under 4 must be secured in a child safety seat; children under 10 may not sit in the front seat
  6. Alcohol limit is set at 50 mg per 100 ml of blood; driving under the influence can result in fines, license revocation, or imprisonment
  7. Always carry your driver's license, International Driving Permit, passport, and vehicle insurance documents, as police checkpoints are frequent

Parking

Street parking in Jordan's city centers is generally managed by attendants and costs under 1 Jordanian dinar (approximately $1.40) per hour, making it one of the more affordable options for short stops.

In busy areas like downtown Amman, dedicated parking lots are available at slightly higher rates, and it is important to pay attention to no-parking signs as violations can result in fines or towing.

Gas Stations

Jordan's major highways and cities are well served by fuel brands such as TotalEnergies, Manaseer, and JoPetrol, with most stations operating 24/7 and accepting both cash and card.

Fuel prices are government regulated, with Octane-95 averaging around 1.08 JOD per liter and diesel at approximately 0.96 JOD per liter.

Toll Roads

Jordan currently has no toll roads, as the government funds road infrastructure through public revenue managed by the Ministry of Public Works and Housing.

This makes exploring the country by car more budget-friendly, allowing you to travel freely between Amman, Petra, Aqaba, and Wadi Rum without any additional road fees.

How to rent a car in Jordan

Renting a car in Jordan with CarFy is easy and convenient. We compare offers from trusted local car rental companies so you can choose the best deal, including car rental in Jordan with no deposit and no credit card required. You can pay for your booking with a debit card or in cash when picking up the car.

1. Choose Your Car

Choose your car rental location and travel dates. Choose additional options: no deposit, no credit card, free cancellation and more.

2. Book Online

Browse available cars and choose the one that suits your trip and complete your booking in a few clicks, paying 15-20% through our website

3. Pick Up Your Car

Make sure you have your passport, valid driver’s license, and a bank card in the main driver’s name. Bring your booking voucher (printed or digital) when picking up the car.

4. Explore Jordan

Inspect the car, sign the rental agreement, and you’re ready to go. Enjoy the freedom to explore Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, and beyond at your own pace.

Popular Jordan Road Trips by Car

Jordan is ideal for exploring by car, with short distances between major highlights and plenty of scenic stops along the way. These routes are great for day trips and multi-stop journeys, but drive times are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, road conditions, and checkpoints.

1

Amman to Jerash

A classic and easy day trip to one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the Middle East. Great for history lovers who want a short drive with a big cultural reward.

  • Distance: about 45–50 km
  • Drive time: about 50 minutes to 1 hour
  • Best for: History and architecture
2

Amman to the Dead Sea

A popular short escape from the capital for floating, spa time, and resort views. Perfect for a relaxed half-day or full-day trip.

  • Distance: about 55–60 km
  • Drive time: about 45 minutes to 1 hour
  • Best for: Relaxation and wellness
3

Amman to Madaba and Mount Nebo

An easy cultural route combining mosaics, churches, and panoramic viewpoints. You can do it in half a day or extend it with a stop at the Dead Sea.

  • Start: Amman
  • Drive: Easy day-trip route
  • Stops: Madaba, Mount Nebo (optional Dead Sea add-on)
4

Amman to Petra

Jordan’s most iconic road trip, whether you choose the fast Desert Highway or a more scenic route. Ideal for travelers heading to Petra with the freedom to stop along the way.

  • Distance: about 230–235 km
  • Drive time: about 3–4 hours
  • Tip: Start early for more time inside Petra
5

Petra to Wadi Rum

A must-do southern Jordan route linking two of the country’s biggest highlights. Short enough for the same day, but scenic enough to enjoy slowly.

  • Distance: about 100–110 km
  • Drive time: about 1.5 to 2 hours
  • Best for: Desert landscapes and overnight camp stays
6

Wadi Rum to Aqaba

A short and straightforward drive from the desert to the Red Sea coast. Great for ending your trip with beaches, diving, or a relaxed seaside stay.

  • Distance: about 60–75 km
  • Drive time: about 1 hour
  • Best for: Beach time and snorkeling/diving

Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) on Google Maps

Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), Amman, Jordan
31.7225,35.9933
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Frequently Asked Questions

To rent a car in Jordan through CarFy, select your pick-up location and rental dates. Choose any additional options if needed (no deposit, no credit card required, free cancellation), then complete your booking on the website by paying a 15–20% prepayment of the total rental cost. After the payment is made, you will receive a voucher by email with the booking confirmation and the contact details of the rental company.
You can rent a car at Queen Alia International Airport, in Amman, Aqaba, and other tourist cities across the country, as well as online through international booking services.
To rent a car in Jordan, you need a passport, a valid driver’s license, and a credit card issued in the driver’s name.
CarFy offers car rental in Jordan without a deposit. To use this option, select "No deposit" when making your reservation and complete the booking through the website.
CarFy offers car rental in Jordan without the need for a credit card. To use this option, select "No credit card" when making your reservation and book the car through the website using a debit card.