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You need your passport, a valid home driving licence, and an International Driving Permit (unless you are from an ASEAN country). You also need a bank card in the main driver's name for the security hold.
Prices range from ฿800 per day for a Vios or Yaris to ฿6,500 per day for an Alphard. Weekly rates are daily rate × 6, monthly rates are daily rate × 21.
Yes, delivery across the island and to Phuket Airport is free. The car comes with a full tank and unlimited mileage on Phuket.
Choose from 21 Toyota models across our 88-car fleet on Phuket, priced from ฿800 to ฿6,500 per day, with free island-wide delivery including to Phuket Airport and unlimited mileage.
The right hire car depends on who is travelling, how much luggage you carry and whether you plan to stay on the island or cross to the mainland. Rent-Trip keeps 21 Toyota models in eight classes, from the ฿800/day Vios to the ฿6,500/day Alphard, so the match is about trip style, not just budget.
For a three-day beach break with no mainland plans, any of these keeps the hire budget near ฿2,400–2,550 total.
On our experience, first-time visitors overestimate the seats they need: a couple with two suitcases is better off in a Vios than a Fortuner, because parking in Patong gets tight after noon. If your trip mixes beach days with a mainland run to Khao Lak or Krabi, book the sedan or SUV you would drive at home — the island's left-hand traffic is the adjustment to get used to.
Toyota rental prices on Phuket run from ฿800 per day for an Economy Vios or Yaris up to ฿6,500 for a Vellfire or Alphard, and the longer you keep the car, the less each day costs. Weekly rates are calculated as six times the daily rate, monthly as 21 times — so a week in a ฿1,300 Corolla Altis comes to ฿7,800 and a month to ฿27,300. VAT at 7% is already included in every figure we show, and the price you see at booking is the price you pay. Delivery across the island and to Phuket Airport is free at any rental length, and mileage on the island is unlimited.
| Class | Example models | Seats | Fuel | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | Vios, Yaris, Yaris Ativ | 5 | Petrol | ฿800/day |
| Comfort | Corolla Altis, Camry | 5 | Petrol, Hybrid | ฿1,300/day |
| Crossover | Corolla Cross, Yaris Cross | 5 | Petrol, Hybrid | ฿1,300/day |
| Pickup trucks | Hilux Revo Double Cab, Rocco 4x4 | 5 | Diesel | ฿1,500/day |
| Minivans | Veloz, Sienta, Innova Zenix | 7 | Petrol, Hybrid | ฿1,500/day |
| SUV & 4x4 | Fortuner, Fortuner Legender | 7 | Diesel | ฿2,200/day |
| Premium MPV | Vellfire, Alphard | 7 | Hybrid | ฿6,000/day |
| Passenger van | Commuter | 12 | Diesel | ฿2,800/day |
The weekly and monthly logic matters most on longer stays. A 21-day hire of a Hilux Revo Double Cab at ฿1,500 per day works out to ฿31,500 — versus roughly ฿45,000 had you paid the daily rate across three weeks. For a two-week island stay, the monthly formula still applies if you keep the car past day 14; our booking team on WhatsApp can confirm which rate applies to your dates before you commit. The 21 models across these classes mean the price difference between a city runabout and a seven-seat family SUV is about ฿1,400 per day — choose the smallest car that fits your group and the saving over a fortnight is yours to spend as you like.
Rent-Trip delivers the Toyota to your hotel, villa or the arrivals hall at Phuket Airport (HKT) anywhere across Phuket, free of charge, clean and with a full tank. You collect the keys where you are staying, not the other way round.
A typical handover takes about 15–20 minutes. We meet you at the airport arrivals exit or your accommodation's lobby, check your documents, walk around the car together and note any existing marks on the agreement. The car comes with compulsory Por Ror Bor insurance attached and first-class coverage; the exact terms and the excess are set out in the rental agreement. A bank card in the main driver's name is used for the security hold, and the amount is also stated in that agreement before you sign.
What to prepare for the handover:
Rental runs from 1 day, and mileage on the island is unlimited, so trips from Patong to Phuket Town or up to Mai Khao cost nothing extra. For longer stays, the weekly rate equals six daily rates and the monthly rate equals 21 daily rates, which makes delivery to your door even more worthwhile on a month-long booking.
Driving here is straightforward once you have two documents in your pocket: a valid home driving licence and an International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention. Thai law — section 42 bis of the Motor Vehicle Act — requires both for foreign visitors, and the police fine for driving without an IDP is ฿500–1,000. An insurer may also refuse a claim after an accident if you were driving without one, so the permit is not a formality. Citizens of ASEAN countries may drive on their national licence alone. Bring your passport as well: it is needed for the rental agreement and for any police check.
Traffic keeps to the left, and every Toyota we rent is right-hand drive. Take the first hour slowly — the gear lever and indicators are on the left, and roundabouts flow clockwise. Rental cars carry green licence plates, so other drivers know you are a visitor. The minimum hire at Rent-Trip is one day, and mileage across the island is unlimited. When you book, we confirm the security hold amount for your bank card — it is set out in the agreement, and the card must be in the main driver's name. Since 30 December 2025 the contract is controlled by the OCPB: it is written in Thai, with all fees and penalties disclosed in it.
The island's roads are straightforward once you adjust to driving on the left in a right-hand-drive car — no tolls, just a few steep hills and some busy beach-town streets. There are no toll roads or gantries at all, and the Sarasin and Thepkasattri bridges to the mainland are free, so the charges you will meet are parking fees and the occasional traffic-camera fine.
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Parking: beach-front streets in Patong, Karon and Kata charge ฿20–50 per hour, while malls like Central Phuket and Jungceylon park free with a purchase. At hotels and villas, parking is normally included — just confirm at reception. Green licence plates mark your hire Toyota, so parking staff will recognise it as a rental car.
Traffic-camera fines are issued to the car's owner — the hire company — and then re-invoiced to you, the customer. An unpaid fine blocks the vehicle's registration renewal, so we pass any camera notice on to you promptly with the evidence photo. If you receive one, pay it quickly; this holds true for any hire here, not just our fleet. On the bright side, with no toll plazas on the island, the cameras you will meet are at junctions in Phuket Town and Patong — drive within the limit and the subject rarely comes up.
Leaving the island by car is straightforward: the Sarasin and Thepkasattri bridges connect it to the mainland free of charge, and from there sealed roads run north towards Khao Lak, Krabi and Khao Sok. Our Toyotas are well suited to these trips, and the rental agreement sets out the conditions for taking a car off the island.
For a week-long mainland circuit, the weekly rate applies from ฿4,800 for an Economy Toyota, which works out to six days charged for seven on the road. We deliver the car to your hotel or to Phuket Airport (HKT) before you head north, and you return it to the same point on the island afterwards.
Longer distances favour specific models: the Hilux Revo Rocco 4x4 (2.8 L, 204 hp) is a good choice for two couples with luggage, while the Commuter (12 seats) is an option for group travel to Khao Lak. Before you set off, check the fuel type — diesel for the Hilux and Fortuner, petrol or hybrid for the sedans and crossovers — because mainland stations outside the main towns are sparser than on the island. The drive from Phuket to the Donsak pier for the Koh Samui ferry takes about four hours plus a 1.5-hour crossing, so consider staying overnight on the mainland if you are heading that far south.
Booking is handled remotely — there is no physical office to visit, so the whole process from first message to handover happens through WhatsApp, LINE or phone. We confirm the model, dates and delivery point, then bring the car to your hotel, villa or the arrivals hall at Phuket Airport (HKT). The car arrives clean with a full tank, and the agreement is written in Thai, as required by the OCPB since 30 December 2025, with all fees and penalties disclosed in it.
For the security hold you need a bank card in the main driver's name — the exact amount is set out in the rental agreement. The minimum driver age is 21, and conditions for drivers under 25 and for premium classes are also detailed in that same document. Have your passport, home driving licence and International Driving Permit ready for the handover; citizens of ASEAN countries may drive on their national licence alone.
Hire is available from one day, and mileage across the island is unlimited. If you plan to cross the Sarasin Bridge to the mainland, mention it when booking — the terms are agreed then.
Booking a Toyota comes down to five decisions: which model fits your group, how long you need it, what documents you carry, where you plan to drive, and how you handle the handover. Getting these right means a straightforward week on the island rather than a series of small surprises.
On the road, remember that the island has no toll roads and the Sarasin and Thepkasattri bridges to the mainland are free. Patong Hill and the Kata–Sai Yuan road are steep — drop to a low gear on the descent. Beach-front parking in Patong, Karon and Kata costs ฿20–50 per hour, while lots at Central and Jungceylon are free with a purchase.
A bank card in the main driver's name covers the security hold, and the agreement — controlled by the OCPB since 30 December 2025 — sets out the insurance terms and any excess. Take ten minutes to read it at handover, check the car for existing scratches, and confirm the fuel level matches the full tank you receive. Any questions about the return procedure are set out in the rental agreement.