Scheduling and Fees for LLQP Exams

 

To write the LLQP exam in BC, an exam registration must be submitted through the online portal for review. The Insurance Council will review your registration for completeness, verify the status of your LLQP pre-requisite course, and confirm your eligibility to write the exam, before you may schedule your exams. Please note it may take up to 2 business days to review and approve your registration. See the Exam Information and Registration Process page for information on how to submit an exam registation.

Once your exam registration has been reviewed and approved by the Insurance Council, you may then schedule your exams. Before you choose your LLQP exam date for an in-person exam sitting, please refer to the scheduling and fee information below. As we regularly update the information in this section, please check back often to ensure you have the most current schedule and fee information.


Metro Vancouver Exam Schedules and Fees 
Outside of Metro Vancouver Exam Scheduling and Fees

Metro Vancouver LLQP Exam Schedules


Schedules below indicate current exam dates and deadlines, but do not show availability. To view real-time exam availability, registered examinees should login to the Online Portal.
 


Exam Fees (Vancouver and Surrey)


Examinees have the option to pay for a full-day exam package, or pay for and schedule one or more individual exam modules.
 

Exam Module
Amount 

(ending May 31, 2025)

Amount 

(starting June 1, 2025**)

Full-day package (all four modules)*
 
$145 $200
Life Insurance
 
$55 $75
Segregated Funds and Annuities
 
$55 $75
Accident & Sickness Insurance
 
$55 $75
Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)
 
$55 $75
Ethics and Professional Practice (Civil Code - Quebec)
 
$55 $75
Rewrite of a single module
 
$55 $75


















*Only applicable to examinees writing all four modules in one day in Metro Vancouver (Vancouver or Surrey).
**Applicable to exams booked on or after June 1, 2025.


Examination fees are forfeited if the examinee fails to reschedule a scheduled examination before its rescheduling deadline. See the Exam Schedules for change deadlines.

Examination fees are forfeited if the examinee fails to attend a scheduled examination. If the examinee is unable to attend a scheduled exam due to a medical reason, they may reschedule their exam by submitting a written request along with a doctor’s note to the Examinations team for consideration.

 

Outside Metro Vancouver Exam Scheduling

 

Important Notice

Exam Scheduling | Prince George testing location is now available, see details below.

Last updated December 13, 2024










Cranbrook, Kelowna, Prince George and Victoria have been added as locations for writing LLQP exams.

See the link below on how to schedule an exam outside Metro Vancouver:

schedule exams


Exam Fees (BC Regions Outside of Metro Vancouver)

 

Exam Module
Insurance Council Fee 

(ending May 31, 2025)

Insurance Council Fee 

(starting June 1, 2025)

Proctor fee*
Life Insurance
 
$55 $75 Approximately $80 + GST
Segregated Funds and Annuities
 
$55 $75 Approximately $80 + GST
Accident & Sickness Insurance
 
$55 $75 Approximately $80 + GST
Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)
 
$55 $75 Approximately $80 + GST
Ethics and Professional Practice (Civil Code - Quebec)
 
$55 $75 Approximately $80 + GST
Rewrite of a single module
 
$55 $75 Approximately $80 + GST

*Proctor fee applies to exams written in Cranbrook, Kelowna and Victoria, and is determined by the individual test centre, and is paid directly to the test centre.

Examination fees are forfeited if the examinee fails to attend a scheduled examination. If the examinee is unable to attend a scheduled exam due to a medical reason, they may reschedule their exam by submitting a written request along with a doctor’s note to the Examinations team for consideration. Proctor rescheduling fees may apply as determined by the individual test centre, please review the test centre’s terms and policies for their rescheduling/cancellation procedure.

See Rescheduling and Cancelling Exams for information about making changes to a scheduled exam date. 


Examination registration fees are non-refundable, non-transferable, and expire one year after registration. 

Accepted methods of payment

At this time, exam registration fees are accepted via online payment only. See our LLQP Exam Information page for more information about how to register and pay for exams.