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Lifeline service in Nevada from FreeCall Wireless: free phone, free talk, text and data for eligible households.
Quick answer
Nevada residents can get a free government phone through Lifeline if they receive SNAP, Nevada Medicaid, SSI, Federal Public Housing Assistance or a Veterans Pension, or if household income is at or below $21,546 a year for one person (2026). Apply with FreeCall Wireless online or by phone, verify eligibility, and your free phone ships to you.
FreeCall Wireless offers Free Government Phone service across Nevada, from Las Vegas, Henderson and Reno. If your household qualifies for Lifeline, you can get a free phone and free monthly service with no contract.
This guide to getting a Free Government Phone in Nevada covers who qualifies, the local program names, 2026 income limits and how to apply.
Nevada residents qualify for Lifeline if anyone in the household takes part in one of these programs. The table shows the name each program uses locally.
| Federal program | What it is called in Nevada |
|---|---|
| SNAP | SNAP |
| Medicaid | Nevada Medicaid |
| Supplemental Security Income | SSI (Social Security Administration) |
| Federal Public Housing Assistance | Public housing and Section 8 through local housing authorities in Nevada |
| Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefit | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |
| Tribal programs (on Tribal lands) | BIA General Assistance, Tribal TANF, Head Start (income-qualified), FDPIR |
Learn more about SNAP, Medicaid and SSI eligibility.
If no one in your household receives a qualifying benefit, you can qualify by income. Nevada uses the standard 48-state and D.C. limits for 2026, which are 135% of the federal poverty guidelines:
| Household size | Yearly income limit | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $21,546 | $1,796 |
| 2 people | $29,214 | $2,434 |
| 3 people | $36,882 | $3,074 |
| 4 people | $44,550 | $3,712 |
| 5 people | $52,218 | $4,352 |
| 6 people | $59,886 | $4,990 |
| Each additional person | +$7,668 | +$639 |
Start online with your Nevada ZIP code, call (918) 931-0991, or visit our Tulsa office.
Most Nevada applicants are verified through the National Verifier in minutes.
Your phone ships free to your Nevada address with service active.
Yes. Parts of Nevada are qualifying Tribal lands. If you live on them, you can qualify through Tribal programs and receive enhanced support of up to $34.25 a month instead of $9.25. You do not need to be a tribal member: what matters is where you live. The application checks your address. See Tribal Lifeline.
Our nationwide network covers Las Vegas, Henderson and Reno with 5G in many neighborhoods and 4G LTE across most of Nevada. Rural areas are mostly covered by 4G LTE. Check coverage before you apply on our coverage page.
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Yes. FreeCall Wireless offers Lifeline service in Nevada. Qualify through SNAP, Nevada Medicaid, SSI, public housing, a Veterans Pension or income.
Yes. Nevada Medicaid is Nevada's Medicaid program, and Medicaid qualifies you for Lifeline.
In 2026 it is $21,546 a year for one person and $44,550 for a family of four.
Most applicants are approved within minutes. Phones usually arrive within three to seven business days of approval.
Yes. You can transfer your current Nevada number for free.
Yes, on qualifying Tribal lands in Nevada you may receive up to $34.25 a month.
Reviewed and updated on by the FreeCall Wireless team. Program figures come from these official sources:
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