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Your Home State — where your permit was issued

Ohio

Your Home State — where your permit was issued

This is your home state. Your Ohio permit is honored in 36 other states via reciprocity.

Permit System
Constitutional Carry
Permitless Carry Allowed
Yes — no permit required
Other States That Honor Your Permit
36 states
Resident Permit Fee
$67
Minimum Age to Carry
21+
Training Required for Permit
No training required

Can I Carry Here?

This is your home state. Ohio has constitutional carry — no permit is required for concealed carry. Your permit is honored in 36 other states.

Permit Rules — Age, Training, Fees

Ohio permit type: Constitutional Carry. Constitutional carry is in effect — no permit required to carry concealed. Permits are still available (resident fee: $67) for reciprocity purposes when traveling to other states. Minimum age: 21. Training required: No. Must be 21+, pass background check, no felony convictions

Where You Cannot Carry (Even With a Valid Permit)

In Ohio, concealed carry is prohibited in the following locations: Schools, courthouses, police stations, government buildings, churches (unless permitted), bars (with posted signs). Always check for posted signage and comply with all local restrictions. Federal gun-free zones (federal buildings, post offices, military installations) apply nationwide regardless of state permits.

Recent Law Changes to Know

Constitutional carry effective June 13, 2022; duty to inform police removed

Verify With the Official State Source

For the most current concealed carry laws, reciprocity agreements, and permit information in Ohio, visit the official state page at https://ohioattorneygeneral.gov/concealedcarry.

Law last updated: 2022Row last reviewed: Apr 17, 2026

Firearm laws change frequently. Always verify current reciprocity agreements with official state sources before traveling with a firearm. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Data reflects laws as of early 2026.