Examination Dates and Fees

Online application payment options

• Visa or MasterCard (credit card only)

Offline payment requirements within Canada

• Certified Canadian cheque, bank draft or money order
• Canadian dollars only
• Payable to PEBC or The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada
• Currently dated
• Properly signed in space provided on front of payment
• DO NOT SUBMIT U.S. funds, cash or personal cheques (they will be returned to you
  if you do)

Offline payment requirements outside of Canada

• International money order or bank draft
• Drawn from a Canadian bank
• Transit number of the bank printed at bottom of bank draft or money order, using standardized coding
• Clearance method must be through the clearing system in Canada and not by collection
• If your payment does not meet these requirements you will be charged a fee of $30 CAD to cover shipping and handling fees

Nigerian candidates

• If you are paying an application fee, if possible, apply online and pay by Visa or MasterCard
• If you are not paying an application fee, or you cannot pay the application fee by credit card, you can submit your fee offline, in U.S. dollars, but add an extra 10% to your USD amount to cover the expense of conversion and to account for differences in currency values

Fee receipt

Document Evaluation and Pharmacist Evaluating and Qualifying Examination: A fee receipt will be added to your ‘Digital Wallet’ once payment for an application is completed.

Pharmacy Technician Qualifying Examination: Within 24 hours of completing the exam, you will receive a ‘Notice of Completion’. This Notice will also serve as your official receipt for the exam.

Please do not request a fee receipt for income tax purposes. PEBC is an examining body, so it does not issue T2202 official tax receipts. Please follow up with the Canadian Revenue Agency to clarify their taxation policies as they relate to PEBC exam fees.