Although the waiting time was nearly an hour, it was mostly due to incomplete preparation of documents and language barriers. Foreigners are very organized and punctual; they won't serve you before the appointed time. Also, their flexibility can't be assessed by domestic standards. Completing a single transaction generally takes about half an hour; mine took roughly 18 minutes. The lady who served me was very friendly.

Since it was a new car, we didn't inspect it too much. But judging from the logbook at the airport pickup and return point, if it's not a new car, it should be thoroughly checked.

The car pickup process was fine, but the drop-off at the airport was very unsatisfactory. The main issue was that they did not acknowledge the existing scratches on the front right bumper and insisted it was our fault, claiming it wasn't recorded in their system. When we picked up the car, the Eurocar staff was very careless and didn't confirm with us if there were any issues with the lower front right area. They just did a rough check and only documented some scratches after we insisted. During the return, they focused on the areas that weren't confirmed initially and blamed us, even though it was clearly old damage. They just said it wasn't recorded in their system, so it was our responsibility. Additionally, they asked us specifically about our insurance coverage and, upon learning we only had basic insurance, started nitpicking to find faults. Serious complaint about this, and I do not recommend Chinese people to rent Eurocar vehicles in Serbia in the future.

1. They ignore you if you don't speak English, even with a reservation. 2. They forcefully upsell insurance, not allowing you to see the contract until you sign and pay, which they use to justify the insurance push.

Over charged me the cross border fee. Charged more than 200 euro for tiny scratches under the bumper. Avoid.