LLQP Exam Fees by Province (2026): BC, Alberta and Ontario
Exam fees are set by each provincial regulator. These are the three largest LLQP provinces as at 12 Oct 2026. The accredited LLQP course and the licence application are separate costs.
| Province | Exam fee | Source |
|---|---|---|
| British Columbia | C$80 per module; C$210 for all four in one day in Vancouver or Surrey; outside Metro Vancouver a test-centre proctor fee of about C$80 + GST may apply | Insurance Council of BC, Exam Schedules and Fees |
| Alberta | C$100 for all four modules; rewrites C$100 per module; C$50 for the A&S program (A&S + Ethics) | Alberta Insurance Council, Exam fees |
| Ontario | C$65 per module in person (from 1 Aug 2024); online exams ended on 1 Jul 2026 | FSRA notices, as reported by Investment Executive (17 Jul 2024) and Advisor.ca |
Other costs to plan for
- The accredited LLQP course. Required before you can book. Prices vary by provider.
- Rewrites. Each failed module is paid again.
- The licence application to your provincial regulator.
- Errors and omissions (E&O) insurance, commonly required of licensed agents; check your regulator's rules.
- Your sponsor or agency's onboarding requirements.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the LLQP exam in Ontario?
C$65 per module in person since 1 August 2024; online exams ended on 1 July 2026 (FSRA notices as reported by Investment Executive and Advisor.ca).
How much is the LLQP exam in BC?
C$80 per module, or C$210 for all four in one day in Metro Vancouver (Insurance Council of BC, checked 12 Oct 2026).
How much is the LLQP exam in Alberta?
C$100 for all four modules; rewrites are C$100 per module (Alberta Insurance Council).
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