When renting a vehicle in India, you’ll need to provide specific documents to comply with legal requirements and the rental company’s policies. Here’s a comprehensive list of the necessary documents:
Valid Driver’s License:
• For Indian Residents:
• A valid Indian driving license appropriate for the vehicle category (e.g., motorcycle license for bikes, car license for cars).
• For Foreign Nationals:
• An International Driving Permit (IDP) along with your original driver’s license from your home country. The IDP translates your license into multiple languages and is recognized in India. 
Identification Proof:
• Indian Citizens:
• A government-issued photo ID, such as an Aadhaar card, Passport, or Voter ID.
• Foreign Nationals:
• A valid Passport with a valid visa.
Security Deposit:
• Rental companies typically require a refundable security deposit. The amount varies based on the vehicle type and rental duration. This deposit covers potential damages or violations during the rental period. 
Passport-Sized Photographs:
• Some rental agencies may request recent passport-sized photographs for their records.
Proof of Address:
• Certain companies might ask for proof of your local address, especially for long-term rentals. This could be a utility bill or a hotel booking confirmation.
Credit/Debit Card:
• A valid credit or debit card is often required for the security deposit and rental payment. Ensure the card has sufficient funds to cover the deposit amount.
Additional Considerations:
• Age Requirements: The minimum age to rent a vehicle varies by company and vehicle type. For instance, some companies require drivers to be at least 21 years old for car rentals. 
• Insurance: Verify if the rental includes insurance coverage. If not, consider purchasing additional coverage for your safety.
• Rental Agreement: Read the rental agreement thoroughly to understand terms, conditions, and any additional