Non-Resident Travel Insurance Agent
TYPE AND CLASSES:
9-41 Non-Resident Travel Insurance Agent (Individual)
“TRAVEL INSURANCE” is defined by law as insurance coverage for personal risks incidental to planned travel, including:
(a) Interruption or cancellation of trip or event;
(b) Loss of baggage or personal effects;
(c) Damages to accommodations or rental vehicles;
(d) Sickness, accident, disability, or death occurring during travel;
(e) Emergency evacuation;
(f) Repatriation of remains; or
(g) Any other contractual obligations to indemnify or pay a specified amount to the traveler upon determinable contingencies related to travel.
STEPS TO OBTAIN NON-RESIDENT 09-41 Non-Resident Travel Insurance Agent License:
Step 1 - You must:
- Be a natural person at least 18 years of age.
- Not be a resident of the State of Florida.
- Be a United States citizen or legal alien who possesses a work authorization from the United States Immigration and Naturalization Services.
Step 2 - Apply:
- Answer all of the questions and pay the fees to complete the online
application.
[Click here to review fees]
[Click here to apply]
[Fingerprinting fees are not included and must be paid directly to vendor]
Step 3 - Fingerprints
- You must be fingerprinted. [Click here for instructions]
Step 4: Status notification(s):
- Once an application has been submitted, you may check your MyProfile account for the status of your application. Deficiencies will be listed under the pending license type.
- Once all the above steps have been satisfied, the department will send your approval by email. You may then go to your MyProfile account and click the “Wallet” and/or “Letter” hyperlink(s), under the “Print Licenses” section, to generate a copy of your license for printing.
Special Note:
- Third party access must be authorized by the licensee through MyProfile in order for the third party to manage the licensing submissions and changes on behalf of the licensee.
- Appointment of License: This license requires an appointment with a Florida authorized insurer. This license will expire if unappointed for 48 months. Section 626.431(3), Florida Statutes.
- Related Florida Statutes: s. 626.321(1)(c).
