Can I get car insurance in the U.S. with an international driver's license?

Yes. Arizona mandates liability coverage but allows foreign licenses and alternative identification for policy applications, and insurers cover international drivers who hold a foreign license, passport, or international driving permit. You generally must call the insurer directly, because online applications require a U.S. driver's license number and will reject you automatically.

Yes. U.S. insurers can sell you a policy with a valid foreign driver's license or an international driving permit (IDP), as long as the license is valid in the state where you drive. If you are relocating to the U.S., you can typically drive on a foreign license for up to three months and on an IDP for up to a year before you need a U.S. license.