Frequently asked questions

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Avis Leasing

Avis Business is only available for businesses.

Full-service leasing is open to both individuals and companies.

In a full-service lease, you choose a car from an official dealer in Latvia, including the services you need. The leasing period is from 2 to 5 years. In a long-term lease, the customer chooses a car from an existing fleet and uses it for as long as needed. The lease period ranges from 1 to 24 months.

Long term car rental | Avis Flex

Long-term car rental from 1 to 24 months.

It’s a convenient, flexible and cost-effective solution that includes not only the car itself, but also a wide range of additional services:

  • 24/7 roadside assistance;
  • Free replacement car;
  • CASCO and OCTA insurance;
  • organising maintenance, repairs and tyre changes
  • regular technical inspections;
  • Changing and storing tyres
  • etc. services

Yes, both individuals and companies can rent a car on a long-term basis.

To rent a car, you need a driving licence, passport or ID card and credit card.

Yes, all cars have valid OCTA and CASCO.

Yes, you can return the car early by notifying Avis in advance.

No, you will need a driving licence, passport or ID card and a valid credit card to get the car.

Yes, an extra driver can be added for an extra fee. The additional driver will need to show a valid driving licence when collecting the car.

Yes, you can rent a motorhome with a category B licence.

Yes, you can travel around Europe in a motorhome. Plus, we provide 24/7 roadside assistance.

No, the minimum rental period is 5 days. The maximum is 30 days.

Cars are parked in 2 locations –

  • Skanstes City office complex;
  • Mūkusala office centre.

To use Avis Business, your company must have a contract with Avis Latvia. Your rental fee will be added to your monthly invoice.

The car can only be returned to the rental point where the rental started.