Casino Nova Scotia voluntary self-exclusion
In person- Duration
- 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, or indefinite
- Coverage
- Casino Nova Scotia in Halifax and Sydney
Official program details last verified .
Visit either Casino Nova Scotia location or the provincial gaming regulator with your identification. Staff complete the agreement with you and take your photo. Signing starts the ban at both Halifax and Sydney.
Open the official enrollment page and its Voluntary Self-exclusion Form. Read the agreement before visiting
Bring government-issued identification. The form lists a driver's licence, passport, citizenship card, permanent resident card, government ID, or status card
Ask staff at either casino or the Alcohol, Gaming, Fuel and Tobacco Division to help you enroll. Use the regulator option if visiting a casino feels difficult
Choose your term, review the agreement with staff, sign it, and have your photograph taken. Keep your copy and ask staff to confirm the start date and both covered locations
The ban remains active until you complete reinstatement. A fixed term must finish first; an indefinite term allows an application after at least three years. Agreements made before January 21, 2020 have a separate six-month eligibility rule. Complete the official reinstatement process with the regulator or casino and confirm your removal date. The government specifies a one week wait after that process; expiry alone does not permit entry.
For confidential local support, call 1-855-922-1122 (Nova Scotia Mental Health and Addictions Intake). Check the official program before sending identification or relying on a term or coverage rule.
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Add device barriers for products and accounts outside the exclusion.
Ask your bank which gambling transaction controls it supports.
Use Detachr to plan account closures, device barriers, and support while your exclusion is active.
Start in iMessageDisclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice. Program terms vary by province and operator. Check the official source and local support contact on this page, or consult a qualified professional.