How to get an insurance license in Vermont
Every Vermont producer and adjuster license in one place: hours, exams, fees and links, sourced from the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation – Insurance Division.
Vermont insurance license requirements
| Life | Accident & Health | Property & Casualty | Adjuster | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-licensing education | None required | None required | None required | None required |
| Exam vendor | Prometric | Prometric | Prometric | Prometric |
| Exam fee | $52 verify | $52 verify | $52-68 verify | $52 verify |
| Questions / time | — | — | — | — |
| License application fee | $60 | $60 | $60 | $150 |
| Fingerprints | Not mentioned by DFR or NIPR (likely none; unverified) verify | Not mentioned by DFR or NIPR (likely none; unverified) verify | Not mentioned by DFR or NIPR (likely none; unverified) verify | Not mentioned by DFR or NIPR (likely none; unverified) verify |
| Continuing education | 24 per 2 yrs (resident producers) hours · 2 yrs; expires Mar 31 of odd years (not prorated) | 24 per 2 yrs (resident producers) hours · Mar 31 odd years | 24 per 2 yrs (resident producers) hours · Mar 31 odd years | — · 2 yrs; expires Mar 31 of even years |
Vermont Department of Financial Regulation – Insurance Division · checked 2026-10
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Questions
How do I get an insurance license in Vermont?
Pick the line (life & health, property & casualty or adjuster), complete any required pre-licensing course, pass the state exam with Prometric, get fingerprinted if required and apply through NIPR or the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation – Insurance Division.
Does Vermont require a pre-licensing course?
Not for life & health (as of our last check). Many candidates still take an exam-prep course.