Kris+ Promo: Redeem S$50 FairPrice Voucher, Get 750 KrisPay Miles + S$5 Bonus Voucher
Have S$50 worth of KrisPay miles in your Kris+ account? This is a pretty good promo to consider — get 750 KrisPay miles (worth S$5) and a S$5 bonus voucher when you redeem S$50 worth of NTUC FairPrice vouchers with your KrisPay miles!
These are two promos that stack and both will run from 25th April to 21st May 2025 or when stocks run out.
Kris+
Use code W159000 for 500 miles!
Kris+ gives bonus miles on top of your usual card rewards! Not a miles person? The miles can also be used as cashback. Get as much as additional 9 miles or 9% rebates! See the review here and check out the guide
🎁 New Users
Get 500 KrisPay miles (worth S$5) when you sign up with referral code W159000
💳 May Promo
Get up to 16 miles per dollar (16% rebate) on dining and 7 miles per dollar (7% rebate) on Pelago bookings. New users get half-price deals for May 2026
For reference only; refer to exact details in terms and conditions
How to redeem NTUC FairPrice Vouchers with Kris+
- Go to FairPrice Finest or FairPrice Xtra outlets (see Kris+ app for locations)
- Locate the customer service counter (not cashier)
- Let the staff member know you wish to redeem vouchers using Kris+
Challenge: 750 KrisPay miles
To qualify for 750 KrisPay miles, make sure you start the challenge. It can be found in the home screen of the Kris+ app under Highlights. Thereafter, redeem at least S$50 of FairPrice vouchers with 7,500 KrisPay miles in a single transaction at FairPrice Xtra or FairPrice Finest outlets.
This is limited to the first 2,000 users who complete the challenge and was still available when I redeemed it at around 5.30PM, 29th April 2025. Each user can only get this reward once.
See terms and conditions within the app.
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Get S$5 bonus voucher
When you make the transaction, you can also see a return voucher deal that you can redeem. Let the FairPrice staff member know that you are there for the S$5 return voucher and they should know what to do.
The S$5 voucher requires a minimum of S$50 to be spent in a single receipt, and the return voucher is restricted to the brand you redeemed the vouchers at. For instance, if you got the return voucher at FairPrice Finest, you can only use that return voucher at FairPrice Finest outlets. To be perfectly clear, the S$50 vouchers you redeemed with your KrisPay miles can be used at any FairPrice supermarkets and need not be Finest nor Xtra outlets.
Each outlet has 200 vouchers and you can redeem multiple vouchers (provided you have enough KrisPay miles for multiple S$50 redemptions). The vouchers I got expire on 4th June 2025.
Worth transferring miles from KrisFlyer for this?
While I feel that this is a decently good promo for my KrisPay miles — the ones that I can’t transfer to my KrisFlyer account — it isn’t too attractive for miles that already in your KrisFlyer account. Transferring from KrisFlyer to your Kris+ is akin to offloading miles at 0.67 cents each. This promo boosts it by 20% at best to 0.8 cents per mile which isn’t worth it.
If you have expiring KrisFlyer miles and/or you need a bit more miles so you can reach the 7,500 KrisPay miles required to redeem S$50 of vouchers, perhaps it’s worth considering.
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If you have KrisPay miles in your account, remember to watch their expiry dates — they expire 6 months after being earned. It’s always a good rule of thumb to transfer any mile you earn via Kris+ to your KrisFlyer account, but there are of course some that can’t be transferred. This promo would be a decent way to cash out such miles, especially with Kris+ miles-back promos becoming increasingly rare.
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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.
He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.
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