Canadian BOARD Schedule of Fees - Pharmacists 2012

Fees must be paid in Canadian funds by certified cheque, money order or bank draft. Visa and MasterCard are accepted for document evaluation & examination fees if you apply using PEBC's online application.

Pharmacist Document Evaluation  $530
The Pharmacist Evaluating Examination  $515
Additional fee to write in London, UK  $365
Site Change, Evaluating Examination:  $50
The Pharmacist Evaluating Examination Re-scoring  $75
The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination - Part I MCQ:  $400 
The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination - Part II OSCE:  $1520
Site Change, The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination Part I (MCQ):  $50
Site Change, The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination Part II (OSCE):  $100
The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination - Part I MCQ Re-scoring  $75
The Pharmacist Qualifying Examination - Part II OSCE Re-scoring  $150
NSF Cheque fee  $50
Certificate Replacement  $100
Sending Licensing Statement/Good Standing Certificate to Provincial Licensing Authority  $50
 

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