| Country | Tipping guidelines for Taxis, Drivers and Mobility as a service providers |
| Afghanistan | not common |
| Albania | not common, but appreciated |
| Algeria | if prize is negotiated, not common. If the driver is helpful 5-10 Dinar |
| American Samoa | not recquired |
| Andorra | Round up the bill |
| Angola | not common, but appreciated |
| Anguilla | 10 % to 15 % |
| Antigua & Barbuda | 10 % to 15 % |
| Argentina | Rounding up the change is appreciated |
| Armenia | 10-20 % (3-5 $) |
| Aruba | Prices are fixed, but tipps are appreciated |
| Australia | 10 % or even small change can be sufficient |
| Austria | Round up to the nearest euro or up to 10 percent of the final fare for good service |
| Azerbaijan | 8-20 % or around 3 to 5 $ |
| Bahamas, The | For short distances round up to the next dollar, longer distances 1-2 $ is acceptable, more can be appreciated |
| Bahrain | If a taxi is uses the meter, a 10% tip would be a good idea (without a meter tourists are often being overcharged) |
| Bangladesh | not common |
| Barbados | Rounding up the change is appreciated, but always try to agree on the fare first |
| Belarus | if the taxi is not overcharged, a ruble is ok |
| Belgium | not common, but a giving the change is appreciated, especially when helping with the lugagge |
| Belize | Not common to tip, important to negotiate a price first, especially long distance |
| Benin | you should round up the fare. |
| Bermuda | Tipping a taxi driver is common. You should aim to tip about 10% of the fare. |
| Bhutan | Only the fare, no custom of tipping taxi drivers. |
| Bolivia | No tip expected unless you hire them for a full day then +10% to the fare (5-10$ is sufficient) |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | Rounding up the change is appreciated |
| Botswana | 10% |
| Brazil | Taxi drivers are usually not tipped, but it’s customary to round up the fare to the next Real. |
| British Virgin Is. | Round up the fare |
| Brunei | Taxi drivers do not expect tips |
| Bulgaria | Round up the fare |
| Burkina Faso | Tipping taxi drivers in Burkina Faso is expected, you should aim to tip 10-15% |
| Burma | Round up the fare |
| Burundi | Tipping taxi drivers in Burundi is not expected, but if it was a pleasant ride then you should round up. |
| Cambodia | For tuk tuk and moto drivers, tips again are not expected – especially seeing as you, as a foreigner, are probably already being drastically over-charged. Of course, a couple of leftover riels are always appreciated. |
| Cameroon | Tips are not expected, but add one for good service. |
| Canada | 2-5$ |
| Cape Verde | Round up the fare |
| Cayman Islands | 10-15 % |
| Central African Rep. | 10-15 % |
| Chad | Round up the fare |
| Chile | Generally not expected, but can let them keep the change or round up to the nearest 500. |
| China | Tip is not required. If the driver helps you with heavy luggage or makes a special effort then a small tip may be well-received. |
| Colombia | Tipping isn’t customary, but you can round up the fare (30-50 cents = 1000 pesos) |
| Comoros | Round up the fare |
| Congo, Dem. Rep. | Round up the fare |
| Congo, Repub. of the | Generally no tip, however some may ask for one. Rounding up the fare is never a bad idea |
| Cook Islands | Generally no tip, rounding up the fare is never a bad idea |
| Costa Rica | round up the fare for short distances, for longer distances 3-5$ |
| Cote d’Ivoire | Taxi rides are often bargained so there is no need to tip, otherwise drivers expect 10 percent with the Taximeter. |
| Croatia | It is common, but not obligatory, to round up to the nearest kuna on a fare. |
| Cuba | It depends on the length of the ride. If the price is fixed, a tip isn’t necessary as you can assume you’re being overpriced. Otherwise rounding up the fare is appreciated. |
| Cyprus | Round up the fare or 5-10 % |
| Czech Republic | Round up the fare, unless you have a fixed price. |
| Denmark | Generally not expected, but can let them keep the change or round up the fare. |
| Djibouti | Round up the fare, unless the price is bargained. |
| Dominica | Tip 10% to 15% of the fare, though tips are not always expected. |
| Dominican Republic | If the price is fixed, tipping is not necessary, unless the price is low. Otherwise rounding up the fare is good, up to 5 $, depending on lenght of the ride |
| East Timor | Round up the fare |
| Ecuador | Round up the fare |
| Egypt | not necessary especially if you agreed the fare in advance, not more than 10% of the metered fare |
| El Salvador | Taxi drivers don’t expect a tip, especially if the price is fixed, other wise round up the fare |
| Equatorial Guinea | 10% |
| Eritrea | Round up the fare or 5-10 % |
| Estonia | round up the bill, unless theres a fixed fee |
| Ethiopia | You aren’t expected to tip Taxi because prices are being negotiated |
| Faroe Islands | Generally not expected, but can let them keep the change or round up the fare. |
| Fiji | Round up the fare |
| Finland | Finnish taxi drivers don’t expect their passengers to give a tip. In case you want, round up the bill to the nearest figure. |
| France | round up or offer 5 percent |
| French Guiana | Not expected, rounding up the fair is appreciated. |
| French Polynesia | Round up the fare |
| Gabon | Round up the fare |
| Gambia, The | Not common, unless they do an extra effort, like carrying luggage. Then 50 cent are ok. |
| Gaza Strip | Round up the fare |
| Georgia | 10% |
| Germany | 10% |
| Ghana | 5-10 % |
| Gibraltar | Up to 3 £ depending on length of ride and amount of bags (for longer rides 5 £ can be suitable). |
| Greece | Round up the fare to the nearest Euro, for longer distances 5-10 % is a good marker. |
| Greenland | Generally not expected, but can let them keep the change or round up the fare. |
| Grenada | 10-15 % |
| Guadeloupe | Up to 10 % depending on kindness and helpfulness with bags. |
| Guam | 10-15 % |
| Guatemala | Round up the fare |
| Guernsey | Round up the fare |
| Guinea | Round up the fare |
| Guinea-Bissau | Round up the fare |
| Guyana | 10-15 % |
| Haiti | Round up the fare |
| Honduras | Not customary. |
| Hong Kong | Round up the change, although some taxi drivers won’t take tips at all |
| Hungary | around 10 %. Important: Only use official taxi companies and check the route. Sometimes they use high fares. |
| Iceland | Not expected |
| India | Round up the fare. |
| Indonesia | Round up the fare. |
| Iran | Generally not necessary. If you have the taxi for a longer ride or the whole day, you can add 15-20 %. |
| Iraq | Not common, rounding up the fare is ok |
| Ireland | Not mandatory, rounding up the fare is appreciated (next 5 or 10 €) |
| Isle of Man | Round up the fare, if service was excellent (e.g. helping with baggages) you can round up to 10-15 % of the price |
| Israel | Rounding up the fare is common, but not mandatory. |
| Italy | Round up the fare |
| Jamaica | Although you set the price with the taxi driver beforehand, a 10 percent to 15 percent tip for taxi drivers is customary. |
| Japan | No tipping |
| Jersey | Not expected, if service was good, round up the fare |
| Jordan | Round up the fare |
| Kazakhstan | Not common, if theres a meter, round up the fare. But generally there are fixed charges. |
| Kenya | Round up the bill to the nexst 100 or 200 Ksh, depending on length of the ride |
| Kiribati | Round up the fare |
| Korea, North | Included in the tour |
| Korea, South | Not recommended, you can let the driver keep the change. |
| Kosovo | Not expected, if yes round up to the nearest Euro |
| Kuwait | Round up the fare |
| Kyrgyzstan | Not expected since prices are negotiated beforehand |
| Laos | Round up the fare; ofen price is negotiated before |
| Latvia | Round up the fare (1-2 €) |
| Lebanon | Round up the fare up to 5000 LL |
| Lesotho | 10-15% |
| Liberia | 10% |
| Libya | Tipping is not common in Libya., except maybe for tour guides (round up the fare) |
| Liechtenstein | Round up the fare (2-3 CHF) |
| Lithuania | Not common, if you pay cash you can round up the bill |
| Luxembourg | 10% |
| Macau | Round up the fare |
| North Macedonia | Set your rate before you get into the car, then no tip is required, unless you had e great service (then you can add a little extra) |
| Madagascar | round up the fare |
| Malawi | round up the bill, unless theres a fixed fee |
| Malaysia | not required |
| Maldives | not required (there arent many taxi rides, if yes, round up the bill) |
| Mali | round up the bill |
| Malta | 5-10% |
| Marshall Islands | Not expected, but rounding up the bill is appreciated. |
| Martinique | Round up the fare |
| Mauritania | Round up the fare. |
| Mauritius | Prices are normally negotiated, if service was good you can add 100-200 MUR |
| Mayotte | Round up the fare. |
| Mexico | Not expected, if service was good, round up the fare to about 10-15 pesos |
| Micronesia, Fed. St. | Round up the fare. |
| Moldova | Round up the fare. |
| Monaco | round up or offer 5 percent |
| Mongolia | Round up the bill. If the ride was long 10-20 % could be suitable (drivers on tours). |
| Montserrat | 10% |
| Montenegro | Round up to the nearest Euro or 5-10 % |
| Morocco | Generally not expected due to fixed prices, if service was very good you can add e couple of DH (if a taxometer is used you can add 10-20 DH) |
| Mozambique | If prices are fixed there is no need, if not, round up the fare |
| Namibia | Round up the fare; above 30 min tip 10 % |
| Nauru | 10 % or even small change can be sufficient |
| Nepal | Generally not required, if yes round up the fare (if they use the meter) |
| Netherlands | Round up the fare |
| New Caledonia | Round up the fare |
| New Zealand | Round up to nearest $1, $5 or $10 (depending on length of the ride) |
| Nicaragua | 5-10 %, if the price isn’t fixed |
| Niger | 10 % or even small change can be sufficient |
| Nigeria | No tip required due to probably higher prices for tourists. If the price seems reasonable you can round up the fare. |
| N. Mariana Islands | Round up the fare |
| Norway | Round up the fare |
| Oman | Not necessary especially if you agreed the fare in advance. |
| Pakistan | Not expected 0-30 rupees is appreciated (up to 0.2 $) |
| Palau | Round up the fare |
| Panama | round up the bill, unless theres a fixed fee |
| Papua New Guinea | round up the bill, unless theres a fixed fee |
| Paraguay | Round up to the nearest 1000-2000 guarani |
| Peru | Taxis do not expect tips. Fares are negotiated prior to initiating the trip. |
| Philippines | round up to the nearest 20 or 50 peso |
| Poland | Round up the bill (unless price is fixed). |
| Portugal | 10 % of the fare. |
| Puerto Rico | 10-15% |
| Qatar | 5-10 QR, but not always expected (especially not, when fixed price) |
| Reunion | Round up the fare, unless the price is bargained. |
| Romania | Round up the fare, unless you have a fixed price. |
| Russia | 5-10 % |
| Rwanda | Round up the bill (unless price is fixed). |
| Saint Helena | Round up the bill (unless price is fixed). |
| Saint Kitts & Nevis | 10% |
| Saint Lucia | 10% |
| St Pierre & Miquelon | Round up the fare |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Round up the fare |
| Samoa | Round up the fare |
| San Marino | Round up the fare |
| Sao Tome & Principe | 5-10 % |
| Saudi Arabia | 10% |
| Senegal | Not expected due to fixed prices. If a taxometer is used, round up the bill |
| Serbia | Round up the fare |
| Seychelles | Round up the fare |
| Sierra Leone | Round up the fare |
| Singapore | Not expected |
| Slovakia | Round up the fare |
| Slovenia | Not expected, rounding up the fair is appreciated. |
| Solomon Islands | Round up the fare |
| Somalia | 10-15 % (except price is fixed) |
| South Africa | 10 % of the fare. |
| Spain | Round up the fare |
| Sri Lanka | Add 50-100 Rs for short rides, even if prices are fixed (which is important to do) |
| Sudan | Round up the fare |
| Suriname | Round up the fare if the price isn’t fixed. |
| Swaziland | 10 % unless price is fixed. |
| Sweden | Not required, you can add a few SEK and round up the fare if service was good. |
| Switzerland | Round up the fare (2-3 CHF) |
| Syria | 10-20 % |
| Taiwan | no tipping |
| Tajikistan | not expected |
| Tanzania | Round up the bill, if theres a fixed fee you can add 1-3 $ depending on length of the ride. |
| Thailand | It is common and recommended to agree on a price in advance. Then there is no need to tip. Otherwise, round up the bill. |
| Togo | Round up the fare up to 10 %, unless price is fixed. |
| Tonga | round up the bill if there is a taxometer, if price is fix, don’t tip. |
| Trinidad & Tobago | 10-15 % |
| Tunisia | 10% |
| Turkey | Round up the fare to the nearest lira, if they help with suitcases, you can tip 1-2 lira more |
| Turkmenistan | 5-10 % |
| Turks & Caicos Is | 10% |
| Tuvalu | round up the bill if there is a taxometer, if price is fix, don’t tip. |
| Uganda | Round up the fare |
| Ukraine | Not expected, rounding up the fair is appreciated. |
| United Arab Emirates | Round up the fare to the nearest AED5-10. |
| United Kingdom | Round up the fare, if service was excellent (e.g. helping with baggages) you can round up to 10-15 % of the price |
| United States | 10 % is a good marker, at least 2$ |
| Uruguay | Tipping is not common, unless you ask your driver to help you e.g with your luggage, then you can tip up to 10 % |
| Uzbekistan | You should fix the price beforehand, thereofre no tipping is required. You can round up to the nearest 0.50 $ otherwise or if service was good. |
| Vanuatu | Tipping or bargaining goes against local tradition with a smile or a simple ‘thank you’ considered tip enough. |
| Venezuela | Not expected but rounding up the fare is appreciated. |
| Vietnam | Not required (try to negotiate the price beforehand) |
| US Virgin Islands | 10 % is a good marker, at least 2$ |
| Wallis and Futuna | Round up the fare |
| West Bank | Round up the fare |
| Western Sahara | Generally not expected due to fixed prices, if service was very good you can add e couple of DH (if a taxometer is used you can add 10-20 DH) |
| Yemen | Round up the fare unless price is fixed. |
| Zambia | Round up the fare unless price is fixed. |
| Zimbabwe | Round up the fare unless price is fixed. |