Affordable Leasing for New Residents in Grand Cayman

You must be at least 25 years old and have a clean and valid Driver’s License for at least 3 years.

Additional forms & insurance premium are required for drivers who fit any of the criteria below:

• are under the age of 25
• are over the age of 70.
• have had a traffic offense or accident within the past 5 years
• have less than 3 years driving experience

This one-time fee is determined by our insurance providers and usually ranges from a minimum of $50 to $250.

The period during which you can drive without a driver's licence in the Cayman Islands depends on your residency status.

Visitors:
If you are a visitor, you are permitted to drive without a Cayman Islands Driver's Licence for up to 6 months from your arrival on the island.

During this 6-month period, you have the opportunity to undertake a written examination at the Department of Vehicle and Driver's Licensing (DVDL) to obtain your Cayman Islands Driver's Licence. After this initial period, both written and road examinations are required.

Work Permit Holders: 
For those holding a work permit, you are allowed to drive without a Cayman Islands Driver's Licence for a period of 3 months from your Work Permit date.

Similarly, during this 3-month period, you have the option to take a written examination at the Department of Vehicle and Driver's Licensing (DVDL) to acquire your Cayman Islands Driver's Licence. After this initial period, both written and road examinations become mandatory.

We endeavour to remind and provide notice regarding the necessity of obtaining your Cayman Islands Driver's Licence, but ultimately, it is your responsibility to ensure its renewal and to research and adhere to the law. Please note that you may not be covered by our insurance if you are in breach of the above regulations.

We reserve the right to pause or terminate the lease if you fail to obtain your licence within the allotted time.

Furthermore, please understand that while we aim for accuracy, we cannot guarantee the completeness or correctness of this information. It remains the user's responsibility to conduct thorough research and ensure adherence to the law.