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According to the "Insurance Ordinance", licensed insurance intermediaries must be fit and proper persons. The requirements, including minimum academic or professional qualifications, are specified in the "Guideline on Fit and Proper Criteria for Licensed Insurance Intermediaries" ("Guideline 23"). According to Guideline 23, applicants for individual licensed insurance intermediaries (i.e., licensed individual insurance agents, licensed technical representatives (agents), or licensed technical representatives (brokers)) must obtain one of the following academic or professional qualifications:
Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination ("DSE") - Level 2 or above in five subjects, including Chinese/English and Mathematics Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination ("HKCEE") - Grade E or above in five subjects, including Chinese/English and Mathematics International Baccalaureate Yi Jin Diploma - Applicants should have completed the Extended Mathematics elective Diploma awarded by a Hong Kong recognized higher education institution that is deemed acceptable by the Insurance Authority Diploma registered or exempted under the "Non-local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance" (Cap. 493), and the diploma, subject, and institution are deemed acceptable by the Insurance Authority Designated insurance qualifications published on the Insurance Authority's website. Generally, the Insurance Authority also accepts other qualifications equivalent to or higher than the above qualifications (details can be found in paragraph 5 of Guideline 23). The Insurance Authority may require applicants to submit supplementary documents, such as transcripts, attendance records, course materials, assessment reports issued by the Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications, or other public examination results, to determine whether the applicant meets the fit and proper criteria. If applicants have any doubts about whether their academic proof or qualifications meet the minimum educational requirements, they should first consult their appointing principal.

To obtain the Fellow, Life Management Institute ("FLMI") qualification awarded by the Life Office Management Association ("LOMA"), applicants can choose to take proctored exams or self-administered courses/exams. To meet the educational requirements stated in paragraph 5.2 of Guideline 23, the Insurance Authority will only accept FLMI qualifications obtained through proctored exams from September 1, 2022. Applicants applying for a new insurance intermediary license must provide (i) the FLMI certificate and (ii) the enrollment and result records of the courses and exam types taken by the applicant (if the FLMI certificate is issued on or after September 1, 2022). As a transitional arrangement, if an applicant's self-administered course/exam has commenced but not completed before September 1, 2022, the Insurance Authority will consider accepting the course/exam for licensing purposes on a discretionary basis. To avoid doubt, the above requirement regarding FLMI qualifications also applies to the exemption of qualification exams for insurance intermediaries as stated in Annex 1, Item 5 of Guideline 23. In other words, if an applicant wishes to use the FLMI qualification to exempt the requirement for obtaining IIQE on or after September 1, 2022, they must demonstrate to the Insurance Authority that the relevant FLMI qualification was obtained through a proctored exam.

After completing ten exams, students can immediately obtain an electronic certificate on the LOMA website, while a physical certificate will be issued by LOMA in the USA regularly in March, June, September, and December.

In the "Guideline on Fit and Proper Criteria for Licensed Insurance Intermediaries" (Cap. 41), Annex 1, Item 5 - Exemption from Qualification Exams - (a)(i) states that the Fellow, Life Management Institute (FLMI) qualification from the Life Office Management Association (LOMA) in the USA can exempt passing Papers 1, 2, 3, & 6.
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