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Frequent flyer credit card sign up bonus points that could take you to London or Rome
If the winter blues have you daydreaming about warmer climates, you may be curious as to which credit cards are offering bulk-sum frequent flyer points on sign up.
This month, several credit cards are offering bulk frequent flyer points that may be exchanged for flights around Australia, or to Europe return, depending on your eligibility.
RateCity’s database shows there are 17 credit cards in June offering bonus frequent flyer points for new customers that could take you across Australia or put you on an international flight.
And for bonus points to take you to London or Rome, at the time of writing these are the credit cards offering 120,000 or more Qantas frequent flyer points at sign up:
- Qantas Premier Titanium – 150,000 points
- ANZ Frequent Flyer Black – 130,000 points
- NAB Rewards Signature Qantas – 120,000 points
- Westpac Altitude Black (Altitude Qantas) – 120,000 points
Please note that you will still need to meet the eligibility criteria set by the card issuer to qualify for approval.
To guide you on your frequent flyer credit card comparison journey, RateCity has compiled a list of credit cards that offer enough Qantas points to pay for the cost of a return ticket to some of the most popular destinations in Australia and around the globe.
Where your Qantas frequent flyer points could take you– June 2022
At the time of writing, the current frequent flyer point cost for a return plane ticket domestically or internationally from Sydney airport are as follows:
Destination | Qantas Frequent Flyer points cost from Sydney |
Melbourne | 14,400 |
Brisbane | 14,400 |
Canberra | 16,000 |
Hobart | 19,200 |
Adelaide | 19,200 |
Darwin | 32,400 |
Perth | 28,800 |
Denpasar (Bali) | 36,000 |
Singapore | 54,000 |
Honolulu | 44,000 |
Japan | 86,200 |
Los Angeles | 83,800 |
London | 110,400 |
Rome | 135,400 |
*See below for disclaimers
Qantas frequent flyer credit card signup points on offer
20,000 – 50,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points
Issuer | Card | Points |
HSBC | Platinum Qantas Card | 20,000 |
Bankwest | Qantas Platinum Mastercard | 50,000 |
60,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points
Issuer | Card | Points |
St.George Bank/BOM/BankSA | Amplify Platinum | 60,000 |
NAB | Qantas Rewards Premium | 65,000 |
70,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points
Issuer | Card | Points |
CBA | Ultimate Awards | 70,000 |
ANZ | Frequent Flyer Platinum | 70,000 |
American Express | Qantas Premium Card | 70,000 |
Westpac | Altitude Platinum | 75,000 |
80,000 – 90,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points
Issuer | Card | Points |
Citi | Premier Qantas | 80,000 |
Qantas Money | Qantas Premier Platinum | 80,000 |
St.George Bank/BOM/BankSA | Amplify Signature | 90,000 |
100,000 Qantas Frequent Flyer points
Issuer | Card | Points |
American Express | Qantas Ultimate Card | 100,000 |
Citi | Prestige | 100,000 |
120,000+ Qantas Frequent Flyer points
Issuer | Card | Points |
Westpac | Altitude Black Qantas | 120,000 |
NAB | Rewards Signature Qantas | 120,000 |
ANZ | Frequent Flyer Black | 130,000 |
Qantas Money | Premier Titanium | 150,000 |
Source RateCity.com.au. Data accurate as of 04/06/22.
Comparing frequent flyer credit cards
Bonus credit card points on sign up can be a generous reward offered to eligible customers looking for a new credit card. But it’s important to keep in mind that there is more to a credit card than the bonus points on offer.
Ensure you compare interest charges, as well as fees and the number of interest free days provided by the card issuer before you sign up. You may also want to compare other perks, such as complimentary travel insurances, medical coverage, rental car insurance and more, particularly for international travellers.
Consider looking at the fine print or speaking to a representative from the card issuer to note whether they offer coverage in the event of Covid-related flight or accommodation cancellations.
Disclaimers for Qantas frequent flyer points table:
Note: Based on Qantas frequent flyer points pricing for tickets dated 14/12/22 – 21/12/22 for domestic travel and 14/02/23 – 21/02/23 (due to availability) for international travel, when looking on 14/06/22.
For Perth, ticket dates are 14/12/22 – 20/12/22, and for Tokyo, ticket dates are 15/02/22 – 20/12/22, due to lack of availability.
Based on lowest points available ticket cost, including Jetstar flights. Based on travel to major airport in the capital city (Heathrow, Narita etc.) from Sydney, Australia. Data accurate as of 14/06/22.
Disclaimer
This article is over two years old, last updated on June 14, 2022. While RateCity makes best efforts to update every important article regularly, the information in this piece may not be as relevant as it once was. Alternatively, please consider checking recent credit cards articles.
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Product database updated 28 Nov, 2024
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