Do you need a car in Dubai?

Due to its size and infrastructure, the car is king in Dubai and you'll need to use a car for getting around the city – if you intend to explore the city, you will likely save a lot on taxis, private cars and tours to get around and these can add up quickly.



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You can leave your own things in the cabin and not worry about their safety. Moreover, with all the benefits, in the end, car rental in Dubai will be much cheaper than frequent taxi rides and definitely faster.

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Should you rent a car in Dubai? I personally highly recommend hiring a car in Dubai. Not taking a metro or taxi, but renting a car. By doing so, you will be able to save money on transportation (which is quite pricey here), cover more in less time, and visit all those places in Dubai that are accessible by car only.

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Renting a car in Dubai is easy and quick. You just need to have a passport, an international driver's license (we'll talk more about it below, mentioning every country that needs it and those who don't), be at least 21 years old, and have some driving experience.

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Yes, Dubai is definitely safe for solo female travelers, and it is the perfect destination for solo female digital nomads!

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Getting Around Dubai by Taxi or Private Car Once in the city, you'll find an abundance of taxis available. Many tourists have said this is the best and easiest way to get around Dubai. Most taxis are operated by the government with a few private companies offering alternative services.

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Best areas to stay in Dubai
  • Dubai Marina & JBR – Best area to stay in Dubai for families & first time visitors.
  • The Palm – Best location to stay in Dubai for couples & luxury.
  • Deira – Best place to stay in Dubai for budget travellers.
  • Downtown Dubai – Best part of Dubai to stay for shopping & malls.


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So, to answer the question, you can legally bring up to AED 10,000 when you travel to Dubai. There is no such limit set. If you are carrying more than AED 100,000.00 in local currency or equivalent foreign currency, you will have to declare at the customs using a DRIC form (Declaration Regarding Importation of Cash).

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No visas are required for American citizens (holder of regular passports) before arrival in the UAE, including US Citizens with visas or entry stamps from other countries in their passports.

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