International visitors have two realistic options: self-drive with a passport and a valid International Driving Permit (see our self-drive page for the full requirement list), or a chauffeur-driven booking, which is what we recommend for anyone unfamiliar with Lahore traffic patterns or planning a northern Pakistan route for the first time.
Airport meet-and-greet is the most common first booking for foreign visitors — see our airport car rental page for arrival details.
International visitors have two realistic options: self-drive with a passport and a valid International Driving Permit (see our self-drive page for the full requirements), or a chauffeur-driven booking — which we recommend for most visitors, since it removes the unfamiliarity of local roads, traffic and signage.
The most common first booking is an airport pickup: a driver waiting past arrivals with a name board, flight tracking so a delay isn’t a problem, and a fixed fare agreed before you land. It’s the smoothest possible arrival into an unfamiliar city.
Drivers assigned to international bookings generally have working English and know the standard Lahore circuit — the Fort, Badshahi Mosque, the Walled City and Wagah — and can suggest a realistic day plan. A private city tour is the easiest way to see Lahore.
We regularly arrange outstation and northern trips for visitors, and we’re well set up for Sikh heritage pilgrimages to Nankana Sahib and Hasan Abdal. Insurance applies throughout Pakistan, and drivers on these routes are experienced on the specific roads.
For chauffeur-driven bookings a passport is all that’s needed — no driving licence or permit. Cash and bank transfer are accepted, card can be confirmed at booking, and standard bookings are settled at handover. We can also help with hotels and airport-hotel stays.
Yes. Chauffeur-driven needs only a passport; self-drive needs a passport plus a valid International Driving Permit and a deposit. Most visitors choose chauffeur-driven.
Yes — meet-and-greet with a name board past arrivals, flight tracking, and a fixed fare agreed before you land.
Yes, drivers on international bookings generally have working English and know the standard Lahore sightseeing circuit.
Yes — outstation and northern trips, plus Sikh heritage pilgrimages to Nankana Sahib and Hasan Abdal, with insurance valid throughout Pakistan.
For chauffeur-driven, just a passport. For self-drive, a passport and a valid International Driving Permit, plus a refundable deposit.
Cash and bank transfer are accepted, card can be confirmed at booking, and standard bookings are settled at handover.
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