The cover sold across a rental counter in Hawaii, licensed to the rental company itself and reaching its employees through it. At $2,200 to issue and $1,200 to renew it is the second dearest license the Division grants, and the statute gives it five named categories of cover and nothing outside them.

Limited line credit insurance in Hawaii, and it is two things at once. 431:9A-107(a)(7) makes Credit a line of authority on the full producer license, examined like any other; 431:9A-107.5(a)(2) makes it a limited license of its own, and the Division exempts limited license applicants from the paper altogether.

Cover for phones and their accessories sold at the point of sale, licensed to the vendor as a business entity and to nobody else. At $10,000 to issue and $5,000 to renew it is the dearest thing Hawaii licenses by a factor of four, and dearer than any producer license on this site; the only licenses here that cost more are pharmacy benefit manager licenses, in Massachusetts at $25,000, New York at $24,000 and Arkansas and Alaska at $20,000. It sits in its own article rather than among the limited lines.

Stored property insurance sold by the owner of a self-service storage facility, and the one Hawaii license a nonresident cannot hold at all. Displaying an insurer's brochures needs no license; selling, soliciting or offering the cover does.

Travel insurance in Hawaii, sold under a limited lines travel insurance producer license held by an individual or a business entity. No examination and no course: the Division exempts limited license applicants from the paper, and the 2025 Travel Insurance Act adds a register of retailers rather than a second license.