Yes, it is recommended to have an international driver's license in addition to your regular driver's license when renting a car in Marabá. This is especially important if your regular driver's license is not in English or Portuguese, as the rental company may require an international license for translation purposes.

Most car rental companies in Marabá require a credit card for renting a car. This is used as a security deposit and for any additional charges or damages that may occur during the rental period. However, there may be some rental companies that offer alternative payment methods, such as debit cards or cash deposits. It is best to check with the specific rental company for their payment options.

When renting a car in Marabá, you will typically need to present the following documents:

• A valid driver's license from your home country.
• An international driver's license (if required by the rental company).
• A credit card in the driver's name for the security deposit and payment.
• Proof of insurance (if not included in the rental agreement).
• Valid identification (passport or ID card).

Yes, you can drive a rental car from Marabá to other cities in Brazil. However, it is important to check with the rental company for any restrictions or additional fees that may apply for cross-border travel. Some rental companies may have limitations on the areas where their cars can be driven, while others may require additional insurance coverage for travel outside of Marabá.

If you return the rental car late in Marabá, you may be charged additional fees. Most rental companies have a grace period of a few hours for returns, but anything beyond that is considered late and subject to extra charges. It is important to contact the rental company as soon as possible if you know you will be returning the car late to avoid any penalty.

If the rental car gets damaged in Marabá, it is important to immediately contact the rental company and inform them of the situation. They will provide guidance on how to proceed. Depending on the extent of the damage, you may be required to fill out an accident report or provide additional documentation. It is also recommended to take photos of the damage for your own records and to avoid any potential disputes.