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Who Needs a Card?
Every eligible B.C. resident needs to get a BC Services Card over the next five years.
Medical Services Plan (MSP) Coverage
Useful Contacts
To speak with someone in person, please contact ServiceBC.
How to Get Your Card
Starting February 15, 2013, eligible B.C. residents can follow some easy steps to get their new card. There is only one BC Services Card, but three different versions of it depending on your needs:
Fees
There is no fee to get a BC Services Card. However, if you’re combining your BC Services Card with your driver’s licence, fees that apply to the regular driver’s licence renewal process still apply.
B.C. Residency
When you apply for a BC Services Card, you will be asked to confirm that you are a B.C. resident. Make sure that you understand what this means.
