Estate Agents Qualifying Examination. A pass in the EAQE lets you apply for an estate agent's licence (individual) or a salesperson's licence. Practise 700+ exam-style questions with worked answers, including Part II land searches and case studies, then sit full timed mock exams marked the way the real EAQE is: at least 60% in Part I and at least 60% in Part II.
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Source: EAA Examination Handbooks, August 2026 (checked 11 Oct 2026). The EAA sets and can change the format and fees; confirm them before you register.
783 questions across 18 syllabus topics: 393 Part I questions and 390 Part II questions in 66 land search and case study sets. Each has a worked explanation.
The Estate Agents Qualifying Examination (EAQE) is the EAA exam you pass before applying for an estate agent's licence (individual) in Hong Kong. A pass also qualifies you for a salesperson's licence. The EAA sets it and PEAK (VTC) runs the sittings. A pass is valid for a licence application for 12 months.
30 stand-alone MCQs in Part I and 20 MCQs on land searches and case studies in Part II, in 3 hours. Each question carries 2 marks. You must score at least 60% in Part I and at least 60% in Part II in the same sitting. Source: EAA Examination Handbooks, August 2026.
HK$900 (EAA Examination Handbooks, August 2026). Paper-based only; English or Chinese.
783 original EAQE questions across the syllabus, each with a worked explanation, plus full timed mock exams. Start free, no card needed.
Practise by topic with instant worked explanations, then sit full timed mock exams. Start free, then buy a one-time pass from HK$248when you're ready. No auto-renewal.