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DBS Vantage Visa Card | DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card Singapore

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by Priyadarshini 4 July 2022

A new $120,000 credit card is on the market. And it’s the DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card! This card, which was launched on June 23rd, could be your next favourite because you can earn rewards in a range of spending categories at considerably higher rates than entry-level credit cards. Furthermore, your points can be converted to miles or money every month.

Aside from some of the finest rewards earn rates in Singapore, the card also comes with a slew of opulent perks including a complimentary one-night Accor Plus hotel stay, local dining privileges, and airport lounge access.

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Excellent earnings rates

The DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card offers excellent earn rates for both air miles and rewards. For example, the card’s maximum earn rate is a delectable 4 miles per dollar, which equates to 4% cashback (capped at the first $2,000 in spending per calendar month).

As you can see, the DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card provides best-in-class earning rates for both domestic and foreign currency expenditure among affluent cards. The expedited dining and gasoline earn rates are likewise quite generous, catering to wealthy customers who drive and/or appreciate nice eating.

Switch between miles and cashback

Another of the DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card’s key advantages is its adaptability. Every month, you can switch between miles and cashback without incurring conversion fees.

This allows you to fully benefit from the card regardless of what happens in your life. For example, many people’s air miles were squandered as a result of Covid-19 travel limitations. They could have simply switched to cashback instead of air miles if they had been using a card like the DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card.

And how so, you could ask? With the DBS digibank app, you can instantly check your balance and switch between miles and cashback.

Suitable for your way of life
Aside from great earn rates, the DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card also comes with a slew of appealing benefits that make it easy to enjoy life’s finer things.

These are some examples:

Accor Plus Explorer Membership – can be used for a one-night stay abroad or a Singapore staycation.
Dining City – Real-time online table reservations and up to a 50% discount at high-end restaurants all year.
Airport lounge access – 10 complimentary lounge visits each membership year
25,000 miles upon registration or yearly renewal

Dining enthusiasts, rejoice! The DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card provides access to Dining City, which allows you to make real-time reservations at over 80 restaurants, including 10 Michelin-starred venues. On the app, you can instantly view table availability and confirm your dates and time windows.

Membership in Accor Plus Explorer

The DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card is one of the few credit cards in Singapore that provides Accor Plus Explorer membership. You will receive a complimentary one-night stay as an Accor Plus Explorer member. Choose from over 1,000 luxury hotels worldwide, including well-known brands such as Sofitel, Fairmont, and Swissôtel.

Rate of earning miles

Jetsetters benefit from great mile earn rates, including accelerated earn rates on gasoline and restaurants, as well as best-in-class earn rates on domestic and foreign currency expenditures. You’ll be swapping your points for a free flight to an exotic location before you know it!

Last but not least, the annual charge is refundable

The DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card is one of the few elite credit cards that waive yearly fees. When you spend at least $60,000 in a year, you immediately receive a free yearly fee waiver! Even if the annual charge of $550 (excluding GST) isn’t a big deal, it’s comforting to know you can request a waiver when you merit it. If you don’t have $60,000, don’t worry; you’ll get 25,000 bonus miles for paying the annual fee.

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