Rent a BMW in Dubai — 3, 4 & 5 Series

UAE residents generally need a valid Emirates ID, UAE driving licence and accepted payment method. Visitors generally need a passport, UAE entry details, a home-country licence legally recognised in the UAE and an International Driving Permit where required.

The standard minimum rental age is 21. Drivers aged 21 to under 25 may be accepted subject to Quick Lease approval, applicable insurance terms, vehicle-category restrictions and the Young Driver surcharge. Confirm the requirement for the selected BMW before booking.

A security deposit or card pre-authorisation may be required. The amount depends on the vehicle, package, customer profile and insurance arrangement. The remaining balance is refunded within 21 calendar days after return, subject to verification and settlement of outstanding charges.

Basic CDW is included under the current Schedule of Charges. Super CDW, tyre cover, windscreen cover, personal accident insurance and roadside assistance are optional. Coverage exclusions and any applicable excess should be checked in the rental agreement before confirmation.

No. Delivery and collection are charged separately. The current Schedule of Charges lists AED 60 for delivery within the city and AED 60 for vehicle collection within the city. Availability depends on the address, so confirm the arrangement in your quotation.

BMWs fall within the premium or luxury category and follow a separate mileage schedule. Confirm the included mileage and excess-kilometre charge for your selected BMW in the quotation or rental agreement before booking.

Yes. Quick Lease displays daily, weekly and monthly rates for the BMWs currently listed on the page. Prices and availability vary by model and dates. Choose your rental period first, compare the live cards and submit your preferred BMW for confirmation.