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Auto Europe Israel provides access to a wide network of car rental stations across Belgium. In Brussels, you'll find central pickup points at Brussels Airport (Zaventem/BRU), at the train stations Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid and Bruxelles-Central/Brussel-Centraal, as well as branches throughout the city. Antwerp also offers convenience — at the Antwerp-Central station and city center. Additional branches await you in Ghent, Bruges, Leuven, and Liège, at the Brussels-Charleroi (CRL) and Antwerp (ANR) airports.
You can choose different pickup and return points and plan a free route. One-way rentals within Belgium and even travel to neighboring countries — France, the Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg — are sometimes possible, subject to prior approval and supplier conditions, and sometimes with an additional charge. Mention any border crossings at the booking stage so we can find the exact offer for you.
Operating hours vary by branch: at airports usually longer hours, while at train stations and city centers there may be limited hours, especially on Sundays and holidays. Before you finalize flight or train details, ensure your chosen station is open during your arrival and return times. At some locations, you can return outside operating hours via a key box — a service that must be pre-approved and will appear on the voucher.
For driving convenience: Low Emission Zones (LEZ) operate in Brussels, Antwerp, and Ghent. Rental cars usually comply with requirements, but it's important to pay attention to signs and entry instructions. Most roads in Belgium are toll-free for private vehicles; an exception is the Liefkenshoek Tunnel near Antwerp, which is subject to a toll. It's recommended to book automatic models and accessories like child seats or navigation early.
Looking to rent a car abroad with peace of mind? We've gathered four short and precise tips to help you avoid surprises at the counter, save money, and plan your trip to start smoothly and quickly. Includes fuel, license, deposit, and borders.
Credit Card and Deposit
In most destinations, an international physical credit card in the main driver's name is required for the deposit. Ensure sufficient credit limit, and note that debit/prepaid cards are generally not accepted at the counter by most companies.
Fuel Policy and Mileage
Check if the policy is full-to-full or other, and whether there is a mileage limit. Complying with the policy will save unnecessary charges and ensure a smooth return at the end of the rental.
International License and Driver Age
Carry a valid Israeli driving license, and in many countries also an International Driving Permit (IDP). Check the minimum age, driving experience, and young driver fee according to destination and vehicle type.
Border Crossing, Tolls, and Mandatory Equipment
Want to cross into a neighboring country? Prior approval is required under the rental conditions. Check toll roads/vignette and seasonal mandatory equipment (such as winter tires or chains) to avoid delays and fines.
