Louisiana Insurance License Requirements

A producer license is needed in Louisiana for any individuals, partnerships or corporations who wish to transact business, as well as to sell, solicit, or negotiate insurance on behalf of an insurer authorized to do business in Louisiana.

Resident Requirements

To hold a license, a Louisiana resident must:

  • Be at least 18 years of age;
  • Reside in or maintain a principal place of business in Louisiana;
  • Complete a prelicensing education program and pass an examination (when required);
  • Submit the appropriate forms and fees

Prelicensing Education Requirements

Prelicensing education and testing requirements help ensure a minimum level of knowledge about the products and services that producers offer to the public. In addition, license candidates must understand and comply with the laws and rules that govern insurance. You must meet the following requirements before applying for a license.

Line(s) of Insurance: Course Hours:

Life 16

Health and Accident 16

Life, Health and Accident 32

Property 32

Casualty 32

Property and Casualty 32

Personal Lines – Property and Casualty 32

Bail Bonds 8

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To obtain a list of prelicensing schools, visit the Louisiana Department of Insurance website at http://www.ldi.la.gov/.

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