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Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island College of Pharmacy (PEICP) Licensure Requirements

Transferring from Another Eligible Jurisdiction

PEICP offers a direct licensing pathway for IPGs who meet these conditions:

  1. Hold a current, unrestricted pharmacist license from one of the following countries:

    • Australia

    • Great Britain

    • New Zealand

    • Republic of Ireland

    • United States of America

  2. Have completed at least 600 hours of pharmacist practice, unrestricted, in the past three years.

Eligible candidates for this pathway do not need to enroll in Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada and should contact PEICP directly. More details are available on the PEICP website.

Regular Licensure Pathway for Other IPGs

Requirement

Duration (Months)

Cost

Enrolment in Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada

-

$380

PEBC Document Evaluation

2

$705

PEBC Evaluating Examination

4

$900*

PEBC Qualifying Examination

4.5

MCQ: $845*

OSCE: $1,895*

English Language Proficiency Requirement

-

Varies

Application to PEICP (Provisional Pharmacist)

-

$55

Practice Assessment of Competence at Entry (PACE)

1

$1,000

Jurisprudence Examination

-

Varies

Licensure / Registration

-

$1,350

TOTAL

11.5

$7,130

* Fee per attempt: Up to four attempts allowed. Note: The total cost may vary based on the number of attempts needed to pass the PEBC exams.




Financial Overview for IPGs

IPGs aiming to practice as pharmacists in Canada should prepare for fees required at different stages of the licensure process, including enrollment, examinations, and final licensure. Candidates may also need to budget for additional training if their qualifications do not meet Canadian standards.

Cost Breakdown:

  • Licensing Fees: Each licensing step involves unique costs, such as PEBC exams, document evaluation, and the Practice Assessment of Competence at Entry (PACE).

  • Provincial Variability: Licensing costs differ across Canadian provinces; candidates can refer to the PEICP’s website for specific details.




Additional Expenses to Consider

  1. Supplementary Education:

    • Candidates may need additional pharmacy or language training, which can incur costs for courses, tutors, or learning materials.

  2. Exam Travel Expenses:

    • Candidates from outside major cities should anticipate travel and accommodation expenses for exams.

  3. Immigration Costs:

    • Immigration fees, if applicable, should be included in budgeting. More details are available on the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada website.

  4. Living Expenses:

    • Living costs vary widely across Canada and should be accounted for during the licensing process.



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