Car rental prices at Belgrade Airport

Belgrade Airport car hire averages around $32 a day for a Compact car like an Opel Astra when you book about a month ahead for October 2026. A smaller Economy model such as an Opel Corsa averages $26 a day, while an Intermediate like a Skoda Octavia is about $49. In the last 2 weeks before pickup, that Compact drops slightly to $31 a day. Across the year, prices swing from $32 a day for a Mini in March 2027 to $132 a day for an executive car in July 2027. If your quote is higher, check our price checker for your exact dates.

For Belgrade Airport, booking late saves about 60%: across the year, a Compact averages $54 a day 9 months before your trip against $34 in the last 2 weeks. For October 2026 specifically, a Compact runs $32 a day about a month ahead and drops to $31 in the final 2 weeks. If you have not booked yet, you have missed nothing. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for on our sites, 48% of bookings happen within 14 days of travel.

Surprice is the cheapest company at Belgrade Airport for a Compact car, averaging $18 a day, but its desk accepts only credit cards for deposits. Carwiz offers Compacts at $26 a day and holds a review score of 80/100 from 91 reviews, whereas Surprice does not yet have enough reviews for a score. All 17 counters sit directly at the airport terminal. For a recognised supplier with strong feedback, Sixt averages $34 a day from 627 prices and scores 87/100.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

Alamo and Auto-Union are the best-reviewed companies at Belgrade Airport, each scoring 90/100, though both require around a 21-minute desk wait. Auto-Union has 70 reviews and averages $50 a day for a Compact over 1,225 prices, while Alamo has 61 reviews and averages $47 a day from 844 prices. Carwiz is cheaper at $26 a day and scores 80/100 from 91 reviews. Surprice is the cheapest supplier at $18 a day, but it does not yet have enough reviews for a score.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

At Belgrade Airport, deposits held on your card range from $116 with Green Motion to $2,771 with Payless, and only 2 of the 17 desks accept a debit card. Hertz and Firefly take debit cards, while the other 15 suppliers require a credit card in the driver's name. The deposit rule for each car is displayed beside it in the results, so filter for debit cards before comparing rates. Any extras charged at the desk appear with their prices under each offer.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

The biggest trap at Belgrade Airport is showing up with only a debit card, as 15 of the 17 desks will turn you away. Every supplier operates in the terminal, but several hold very steep deposits, including Payless at $2,771 and Carwiz at $2,493. Desk queues can also stretch, with Green Motion averaging a 24-minute wait and Auto-Union taking 22 minutes. Bringing a credit card with plenty of available headroom avoids an unwelcome walk between desks.

Only 77% of prices at Belgrade Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

A Compact car like the Opel Astra costs around $32 a day at Belgrade Airport for October 2026 and fits 5 people. It seats 5 passengers but holds 3 bags, so if everyone brings a large case you will need an Intermediate like the Skoda Octavia, which takes 4 bags at $49 a day. Automatics make up 50% of the fleet, though choosing one costs $14 more a day on average than a manual. Hybrids represent just 3% of listings and full electrics are absent, so plan on petrol or diesel.