Car Rental Oslo: No Deposit, No Credit Card

Open the search form and enter "Oslo" as your pickup location. Select your travel dates and click "Search Now" to view available cars. You can filter results by price, car class, and rental conditions to find the best option. When you choose a suitable vehicle, complete the booking process in a few clicks and pay online. After that, you will receive a confirmation email with your voucher and pickup instructions.

Rental offices are located across the city. You can pick up your car at Oslo Airport Gardermoen, the main international airport about 50 km north of the city, where major rental companies operate in the arrivals hall. In the city centre, car rental offices are near Oslo Central Station (Oslo S), Aker Brygge, and popular hotel areas. If arriving by train from Stockholm or Copenhagen, choosing Oslo S for pickup is the most convenient option.

Bring a valid driving license (held for at least one year), a passport or EU/EEA ID card, a credit card in the main driver's name, and your booking voucher. EU driving licenses are fully accepted in Norway. Visitors from outside Europe should also carry an International Driving Permit alongside their national license.

The minimum age is usually 19, though some companies set the bar at 21 or 23 for larger vehicles such as SUVs, minivans, or premium models. Drivers under 25 may be subject to a young driver surcharge. Age requirements vary between rental companies, so always check the specific terms when booking.

Yes, most rental companies allow cross-border driving to Sweden and Denmark without extra fees or special permission, as these are common Schengen travel routes. The Swedish border is about 100 km east of Oslo. Popular destinations include Gothenburg (around 3 hours by car) and Stockholm (about 6 hours). Always check your rental agreement to confirm which countries are allowed before crossing any border.

Yes, renting a car in Oslo is a great way to explore the country. Popular short trips include the Oslofjord (1–2 hours), Hadeland (about 1 hour), and Røros (around 3.5 hours). For longer scenic routes, you can drive to Sognefjord in 5–6 hours or to Hardangerfjord via Geilo in about 4 hours. The E6 highway north leads to Trondheim in roughly 7 hours and continues further into northern Norway.

Car rental in Oslo is relatively expensive compared to many European cities due to the high cost of living in Norway. Average daily prices are about €45–€80 for economy cars, €55–€95 for compact cars, €85–€160 for SUVs and AWD vehicles, and €60–€110 for electric cars. Electric vehicles are a popular choice in Oslo because of high EV adoption, excellent charging infrastructure, and exemption from most urban toll charges, which can help balance the rental cost.

Very much so, if your plans keep you within the greater Oslo region. Norway leads the world in EV infrastructure, and Oslo in particular has charging stations at virtually every car park, hotel, and shopping centre. Electric rentals are toll-exempt in the Oslo toll ring, saving you meaningful money on a multi-day stay. Range anxiety is less of a concern in and around the city, though for longer trips into the fjord regions or northern Norway, a petrol or hybrid vehicle gives more flexibility between charges.

Yes. You can find no-deposit car rental options in Oslo by applying the "No deposit" filter on FindYCar. The large rental market in Norway usually provides several such deals, but booking in advance is recommended, especially during the summer peak travel season.

Most rental companies in Norway require a credit card in the driver’s name to secure the deposit. However, some cars on FindYCar can be booked using a debit card - simply apply the "Debit card" filter when searching. Availability of such options is more limited than in Southern European countries because Norwegian rental providers usually have stricter payment policies.

Yes. When booking through FindYCar, you can add an infant seat, child seat, or booster seat. The cost is usually about €5 to €12 per day or €35 to €70 per week in Norway. Child restraints are required by law for children under 135 cm in height.

If you rent a car between November 1 and the first Sunday after Easter in Norway, winter tyres are required by law. Rental companies usually install winter tyres automatically during this period. Snow and icy roads are common in Oslo from December to March. If you plan to drive to mountain areas or passes, studded or high-quality winter tyres improve safety and driving control.

All major international rental brands operate in Oslo, including Hertz, Avis, Budget, Europcar, Sixt, and Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Offices are available at Oslo Airport Gardermoen, Oslo Central Station, and city centre locations. Airport locations offer the largest vehicle selection, while city centre offices are more convenient if you do not need the car immediately.

Most FindYCar listings offer unlimited mileage, which is useful if you plan to travel outside the city. However, some budget deals may have daily mileage limits, so always check the rental terms before booking, especially for long trips around Norway or to the fjords.

Log into your FindYCar account and cancel from there, or reach out to customer support directly. Free cancellation is available on most bookings up to 48 hours before pickup. Your confirmation email will have the exact cancellation policy for your specific reservation.