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Non-Resident permit · MO → VT

Is a Missouri Non-Resident Permit Valid in Vermont?

No such permit issuedVerified 2026-08-08

Missouri does not sell permits to out-of-state applicants (no non-resident permits, except members of the US Armed Forces stationed in Missouri and their spouses (RSMo 571.101.2). Minimum age drops to 18 for members of or honorably discharged from the Armed Forces). For carry in Vermont, what matters is a permit you can actually hold — your resident permit, or a non-resident permit from a state that issues them.

Why

No permit is required or checked — out-of-state permits (resident or non-resident) are irrelevant. Anyone who may lawfully possess a firearm may carry concealed in Vermont.

The permit (Missouri)

Permit
Missouri Concealed Carry Permit
Issued by
County or city sheriff of the applicant's county of residence
Issue policy
Shall-issue
Issued to non-residents?
No — No non-resident permits, except members of the US Armed Forces stationed in Missouri and their spouses (RSMo 571.101.2). Minimum age drops to 18 for members of or honorably discharged from the Armed Forces.

The destination (Vermont)

Recognition policy
Honors permits from all states
Permitless carry
Yes
Duty to inform
No (present permit on demand)
Magazine limit
15 rounds

Carry rules in Vermont

Recognition is only half the question. Once you're inside Vermont, its carry rules apply to you exactly as they do to locals.

Off-limits places in Vermont

Vermont bans carry in 4 kinds of places. The first on the list:

See all 4 places you can't carry in Vermont →

Missouri vs Vermont: what changes at the state line

Crossing from Missouri into Vermont changes one rule: magazine limit (None → 15 rounds).

RuleMissouriVermont
Permitless carryYesYes
Duty to inform policeNoNo
Magazine limitNone15 rounds
Out-of-state permits honoredAll statesAll states
Open carryYes, no permitYes, no permit

Going the other way, a Vermont non-resident permit in Missouri: no such permit issued.

Permits that do work in Vermont

These non-resident permits are honored in Vermont, ranked by how many states honor each one. They are issued to people who live outside the issuing state, subject to its eligibility rules.

Driving on from Vermont

How a Missouri non-resident permit fares in the states bordering Vermont:

Check a whole route with the Trip Checker →

See the full 50-state map for a Missouri non-resident permit →

Frequently asked questions

Does Vermont honor a Missouri resident permit?
Recognized — and permitless carry applies. That differs from the non-resident permit on this page, because Vermont treats the two permit types differently.
Can a Vermont non-resident permit holder carry in Missouri?
Vermont does not issue non-resident carry permits, so there is no such permit to carry in Missouri.
Does Missouri issue non-resident carry permits?
No. Missouri issues carry permits to residents only (no non-resident permits, except members of the US Armed Forces stationed in Missouri and their spouses (RSMo 571.101.2). Minimum age drops to 18 for members of or honorably discharged from the Armed Forces). Non-residents who want multi-state coverage usually obtain a non-resident permit from a state that offers one, such as those listed in our non-resident permit guide.

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