Sorry, but you must surrender your out-of-state license or ID to obtain  one from Nevada. This is Nevada law and part of the national Driver  License Agreement. Nevada does offer a seasonal resident ID card to  part-time residents who meet certain qualifications. See ID Cards. 

Yes, Nevada honors licenses and permits issued by the appropriate  government agency in another state or country.  Drivers under 18 must  obey the restrictions listed under Nevada Teen Driving.

An International Driver License (IDL) is not required for foreign  visitors. An IDL must be accompanied by a government-issued driver  license. An IDL is only a translation of a license. It is not valid by  itself. 

Most driver's licenses and ID cards may be renewed online through a MyDMV account up to 90 days prior to expiration. 

See License Renewal Options and ID Card Renewal Options for more details.

If your  license has been expired one year or more, you must renew in person. You  will have to show Proof of  Identity  and take the written test. If your license has been expired for  four  years or more, you will also have to take the skills test.

Military/Federal Employees - Nevada  residents who  are currently members of the Armed forces, their spouses,  dependents or  certain federal employees may be eligible to renew by mail up to  2  years after expiration.  Please contact us for eligibility  requirements. 

You can order a duplicate online through  a  MyDMV  account or in person. The issue date on your license is required to set  up MyDMV, so if you don't have an existing account or a copy of your  card, you can't order online. 

The replacement will be mailed. See Duplicates.