Compare the Four Insurance Salesperson Licences
LIFE · PROP · INVL · FX at a glance
Overview
Taiwan has four insurance salesperson licences, all under the FSC and delegated to three industry self-regulatory bodies. This page lays out each licence's administering body, exam structure, recommended order and target audience to help you plan your path.
1. LIFE — Life Insurance Salesperson
Administered by: LIA-ROC
Exam structure: 100 regulation MCQs (1 mark each) + 50 practice MCQs (2 marks each); the two papers must total 140 or more with neither below 60
Required to sell life, health and accident insurance products. Usually the first licence new salespeople take.
2. PROP — Property & Casualty Insurance Salesperson
Administered by: NLIA
Exam structure: 100 practice MCQs (1 mark each) + 50 regulation MCQs (2 marks each); the two papers must total 140 or more with neither below 60
Required to sell motor, fire, liability and other property & casualty insurance products.
3. INVL — Investment-Linked Insurance Product Salesperson
Administered by: TII
Exam structure: Session 1 of 50 MCQs + Session 2 of 100 investment-theory MCQs (with computation); Group 1 needs 140 across both sessions with neither below 60, Group 2 passes at 70
Required to sell investment-linked policies. Spans insurance and investment theory — the hardest of the four. Requires an active LIFE registration first.
4. FX — Foreign-Currency Non-Investment-Linked Insurance Salesperson
Administered by: LIA-ROC
Exam structure: 50 MCQs, 60 minutes, pass 70
Required to sell foreign-currency policies. Smallest scope, shortest prep. Requires an active LIFE registration first.
Recommended order
- LIFE (most people's first; covers shared statutory base)
- PROP or INVL (pick based on job line, or take both)
- FX (add when foreign-currency policies enter your product mix)
INVL and FX registration typically requires LIFE first.
Further reading
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