The Maine Travel Insurance license
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance in Maine, and the statute enumerates what it covers rather than leaving it to a definition elsewhere: a cancelled trip or event, lost baggage or personal effects, damage to accommodations or rental vehicles, sickness, accident, disability or death during travel, emergency evacuation, repatriation of remains, and anything else the superintendent approves. A major medical plan for a trip over six months is not travel insurance. Maine asks neither a pre-licensing course nor an examination of it: 1420-H(3)(B) excuses this line by name.
Course
None
This license has no pre-licensing course route.
Ways in
None
There is nothing to qualify for. Neither a course nor an examination is required.
Exam
n/a
Not required.
How to qualify
Maine asks neither a prelicensing course nor an examination for this license, and that was read at legislature.maine.gov rather than left blank here: there is no route to show because there is nothing to qualify.
No national seller sells a course for this license. Nothing could: Pearson VUE publishes no Maine travel paper, and 7053(1)(B) lets anybody licensed in a major line sell travel insurance without this limited line at all.