To make a payment you must have your MSP account number (e.g. You can pay your MSP invoice in person at a Service BC Centre. X36012345678) listed on the top of your invoice. To make a payment you’ll need your MSP account number (e.g. Online through Revenue Services of British Columbia.You can use your Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Debit Mastercard or Visa Debit to make a payment: Your MSP account number is listed on the top of your invoice (e.g. If you can't find us, call your bank for assistance.
Some banks and financial institutions will use a variation of the payee name above. You should be able to find us listed with your bank under "MSP-RSBC". To add a new payee to your bank account you need to know our payee name and your account number. To pay your outstanding MSP premiums using a bill payment service you need to add a payee for MSP to your bank account. Most banks and financial institutions offer bill payment services that can be accessed through: Through Your Bank or Financial Institution Please don’t mail the original if you’re sending by fax. Mail or fax the completed form and a void cheque (don’t staple to form) to: Once you’ve discussed a payment arrangement with an RSBC representative, complete and sign the Application for Pre-Authorized Debit (PDF) form. If you have an outstanding balance for MSP and would like to set up pre-authorized debit (PAD), please contact us to discuss payment arrangements before sending in a completed PAD form.Ĭall our Customer Service Centre at 1-87 (toll-free). To check your account information, including your account balance, call 1-87.īefore calling, have your MSP account number from your invoice ready, so we can easily assist you. Once your payment is received, it takes approximately two business days for your payment to be posted against your account. If you're unable to pay, you may qualify for financial assistance programs or you can contact us to discuss a payment arrangement. through your bank or financial institution.You can pay your outstanding MSP premiums: residents must pay any outstanding Medical Services Plan (MSP) premiums they owe.
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