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Deer and Turkey licenses, Iowa Migratory Game Bird Fee and Federal Waterfowl Stamp must be purchased annually. 3 - License not required for qualifying resident and nonresident landowners or tenants or their juvenile children when hunting or trapping on their own land.

To hunt in Iowa, nonresidents need to purchase a hunting license ($131.00) and a nonresident habitat fee ($15.00). To hunt deer you will also need your tags, sold as an any-sex tag and antlerless tag combination ($498.00).

106.1(7) Free and reduced-fee deer licenses for landowners and tenants. A maximum of one free any-deer license, two free antlerless-deer-only licenses, and two reduced-fee antlerless-deer-only licenses may be issued to a qualifying landowner or eligible family member and a qualifying tenant or eligible family member.

People travel to the US to hunt all the time, just as US hunters travel to other countries to hunt (moose hunting in Canada, for instance). So yes, non US citizens can get a hunting license from any state to hunt.

+ Nonresident Hunting and Trapping Licenses NONRESIDENT HUNTING & TRAPPINGCostPurchase OnlineNonresident Hunting / Habitat 18+ **$144.00YNonresident Hunting / Habitat <18 **$45.00YNonresident Apprentice License ***$144.00YNonresident 5-day Hunting 18+ (not applicable to deer or turkey seasons)$77.00Y12 more rows

The Natural Resource Commission (NRC) is limited to issuing 6,000 nonresident antlered or any sex deer hunting licenses annually. After the limit is reached, the NRC may determine a number of nonresident antlerless only deer hunting licenses to issue.