License Playbook

How to get an insurance license in Alaska

Every Alaska producer and adjuster license in one place: hours, exams, fees and links, sourced from the Alaska Division of Insurance.

Alaska insurance license requirements

LifeAccident & HealthProperty & CasualtyAdjuster
Pre-licensing educationNone requiredNone requiredNone requiredNone required
Exam vendorPearson VUEPearson VUEPearson VUEPearson VUE
Exam fee$89$89$89$89
Questions / time110 · 135 min110 · 135 min220 · 270 min80 · 90 min
License application fee$75$75$75$75
FingerprintsFBI FD-258 card required if no active insurance license; $50 fee (NIPR; handbook says $48.25)FBI FD-258 card required if no active insurance license; $50 fee (NIPR; handbook says $48.25)FBI FD-258 card required if no active insurance license; $50 fee (NIPR; handbook says $48.25)FBI FD-258 card required if no active insurance license; $50 fee (NIPR; handbook says $48.25)
Continuing education24 per 2 yrs incl. 3 ethics hours · 2 years, ends birth month24 per 2 yrs incl. 3 ethics hours · 2 years, ends birth month24 per 2 yrs incl. 3 ethics hours · 2 years, ends birth month24 per 2 yrs incl. 3 ethics hours · 2 years, ends birth month

Alaska Division of Insurance · checked 2026-10

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Questions

How do I get an insurance license in Alaska?

Pick the line (life & health, property & casualty or adjuster), complete any required pre-licensing course, pass the state exam with Pearson VUE, get fingerprinted if required and apply through NIPR or the Alaska Division of Insurance.

Does Alaska require a pre-licensing course?

Not for life & health (as of our last check). Many candidates still take an exam-prep course.