Is a Utah Non-Resident Permit Valid in Nebraska?

Why

• Utah Code 53-5-704 permit only (regular CFP; provisional permits not recognized) (NSP/AG list).
• Nebraska allows permitless carry for eligible adults 21+, which extends to visitors who may legally possess a handgun.

Recognition under Neb. Rev. Stat. 69-2448 applies only while the holder is NOT a Nebraska resident; it imposes no issuing-state residency condition. The AG list recognizes AZ, AR, CA, ME, MO, MT, NV, OK, TN, TX and WY permits only if the holder is 21+. Since LB 77 (2023) the list's practical role is waiving the 180-day residency requirement for obtaining a Nebraska permit — carry itself is permitless for anyone 21+ (non-minor) and not prohibited. Unrecognized: AL, DE, GA, IN, MD, MA, MS, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, WA.

Carry rules in Nebraska

Crossing into Nebraska swaps the rulebook. Here is what changes for a visiting carrier.

• Nebraska imposes a duty to inform: you must tell an officer you are carrying. Neb. Rev. Stat. 28-1202.04 — anyone carrying a concealed handgun (with or without a permit) who is contacted by a peace officer or emergency services personnel must IMMEDIATELY inform them of the concealed handgun.
• Nebraska sets no state magazine-capacity limit for handguns.
• Nebraska allows permitless concealed carry from age 21 for people who may legally possess a handgun, including eligible visitors.
• Permitless concealed carry (21+, not prohibited) extends to vehicles anywhere in Nebraska (28-1202.01); the duty to immediately inform applies on any police contact.

Off-limits places in Nebraska

Nebraska bans carry in 6 kinds of places. The first on the list:

• Police, sheriff or Nebraska State Patrol stations
• Detention facilities, prisons and jails

See all 6 places you can't carry in Nebraska →

Utah vs Nebraska: what changes at the state line

Crossing from Utah into Nebraska changes 2 rules: duty to inform police (No → Yes); out-of-state permits honored (All states → 36 states).

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

Driving on from Nebraska

How a Utah non-resident permit fares in the states bordering Nebraska:

• Colorado — Not recognized
• Iowa — Recognized — and permitless carry applies
• Kansas — Recognized — and permitless carry applies
• Missouri — Recognized — and permitless carry applies
• South Dakota — Recognized — and permitless carry applies
• Wyoming — Recognized — and permitless carry applies

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Frequently asked questions

Does Nebraska honor a Utah resident permit?

Recognized — and permitless carry applies. The answer is the same as for the non-resident permit on this page.

Can a Nebraska non-resident permit holder carry in Utah?

Nebraska does not issue non-resident carry permits, so there is no such permit to carry in Utah.

Where does Nebraska publish its official reciprocity list?

Nebraska publishes its recognition policy on an official state page, linked in the sources on this page. That page is the authority — check it shortly before travel, because recognition lists change without much notice.