Travel from Scotland with rental car

Travel from Scotland with rental car

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We’re driving from England through Scotland and crossing by ferry to Belfast. with a rental car and entering Repubic of Ireland to return to Wales by ferry. Should we book the rental in England before we leave USA or when we get to London for travel across borders.

Also are there special requirements for Ireland other than Passport, Driver’s Licence and IDL, especially vaccinations?
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Hi Candice, 

Do you plan to finish your trip in Ireland, or return to England? If you are planning to finish your trip in Ireland, be sure to check if the car can be returned in Ireland. 

When booking your rental car, be sure to inform the rental company of your itinerary and confirm that the rental agreement allows for cross-border travel between England, Scotland, Northern Ireland (Belfast), and the Republic of Ireland. Some rental companies may have restrictions or additional fees for taking the car across international borders.  Typically passport, driving license, and IDL is more than sufficient but be sure to double-check with the hire company. 

Be sure to check out this page on Driving in Ireland which has some key information.

If you have any other questions, be sure to let me know.

Cathaoir


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