Renting a car is convenient, right outside the airport. This time, I rented for 18 days and could drive in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, and North Macedonia.

The staff at the Europcar desk and inspection personnel at Belgrade Airport were very friendly. Their English was clear and easy to understand. The car was almost brand new, having only driven over 2000 kilometers; we drove nearly 5000 kilometers. There was no push to sell insurance when picking up the car, and the return inspection was quick, then they said 'everything is ok.'

Overall, it was pretty good. The attitude was very nice, and there was no hard selling. We added an additional driver ourselves, and the extra cost was about 300 units.

The staff at the outdoor pick-up location seemed a bit inattentive. During my first pick-up, they forgot to give me the vehicle registration. When I returned to the airport, they claimed I lost it and asked me to pay a 186 euro fee for the loss. As it was impossible to determine who was at fault, I had to pay the fee. They then gave me a replacement car and claimed they had already given me the keys, but later I found out the keys were still with the same staff member. Overall, the staff at the pick-up location were subpar, making it an unpleasant car rental experience.

First, during car pick-up, the time was very tight and customers were not given enough time to inspect the car's condition, including any pre-existing exterior damage. Second, during car return, they inspect the car with an overly critical attitude, even penalizing for tiny scratches less than a centimeter long. Third, during car return, the company does not accept photos taken at the time of pick-up as evidence of existing damage, which is clearly unfair. Fourth, the company has a bizarre and unreasonable policy: the inspection done in the presence of the customer during return is not final; it gets re-inspected after cleaning, and that is considered the final judgment. I didn’t rate it one star but gave it two stars because their service attitude is still somewhat acceptable and there is room for negotiation.