Kansas new list of ccw states

Kansas Personal and Family Protection Act
Recognized Out-of-State Concealed Carry Handgun Licenses
An out-of-state concealed carry licensee from a state recognized by the state of Kansas must: 1) be a
resident of the state where the license was issued; 2) be able to show proof of licensure and residency from
the state of issuance; and 3) abide by Kansas concealed carry laws while traveling, visiting or working in
this state.
The state of Kansas recognizes the following out-of-state concealed carry licenses:
Alaska Arizona Arkansas Colorado
Florida Hawaii Kentucky Louisiana
Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska
Nevada New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina
Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee
Texas West Virginia
States That Recognize Kansas Concealed Carry Handgun Licenses
The following states have acknowledged that they do recognize the Kansas concealed carry license. While
the Attorney General will attempt to keep this list current, Kansas concealed carry licensees are cautioned
to check with the licensing authority in each state before traveling. Licensees are responsible for knowing
and complying with the laws regulating concealed carry in these states.
Alaska Arizona Arkansas Colorado
Florida Idaho Indiana Kentucky
Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Missouri
Montana Nevada North Carolina Oklahoma
South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas
Utah Vermont
States That Do Not Recognize Kansas Concealed Carry Handgun Licenses
Alabama California Connecticut Delaware
Georgia Hawaii Iowa Maine
Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi North Dakota
Nebraska New Jersey New York Oregon
Pennsylvania Rhode Island Washington