Kris+ SG60 Promos: Get 6 Miles Per Dollar on Selected Partners, Bonus S$6 Rebate and More
To celebrate SG60, Kris+ has a bunch of promos that lets you earn KrisFlyer miles and/or rebates (yes, even non-miles people can get value from Kris+).
You’ll need the app to participate so sign up below for bonus miles:

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
Mastercard Spend Promo: get S$6 rebate with 2 × S$60 spend
Until 31st August 2025, make two transactions of at least S$60 with a Mastercard credit or debit card on Kris+ and get S$6 rebate. Registration is required and you should start the challenge found in the Challenges tab of the Kris+ app. The promo is also limited to the first 4,000 users who complete the requirement.
S$6 for a combined spend of S$120 is equivalent to 5% rebate and this is on top of the usual credit card rewards and bonus miles given by Kris+. The rebate will be given in the form of 600 KrisPay miles which cannot be transferred to KrisFlyer. Instead, you can use it to offset purchases when paying with Kris+ or buying deals within the app.
You should be able to stack this promo with any of the other promos Kris+ offers as long as you meet the spend requirement and use a Mastercard.

SG60 Miles Rush: earn upsized 6 miles per dollar with 25+ partners
For the month of August 2025, Kris+ users can also earn an upsized 6 miles per dollar rate at over 25 restaurants, small bites shops, and retailers.
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Many of the partners also have discounts for Kris+ users, so it is worth taking a peek at the promo within Kris+ app to see if anything catches your eye. I personally like Joy Luck Teahouse’s egg tarts and the discount and bonus 6 miles per dollar makes them extra sweet.
The bonus miles can be transferred to your KrisFlyer account. For those who are not in the miles game, 6 miles per dollar is equivalent to 6% rebate because KrisPay miles are worth 1 cent each.
National Day Deals: enjoy S$6 and S$60 deals
Also available as part of Kris+ SG60 promos are discounted deals that cost S$6 or S$60. Nothing really catches my eye here, other than Tai Cheong Bakery’s tarts because how is S$6 for two tarts a deal? Also, it is Tai Cheong.
Nonetheless, one person’s Tai Cheong is another person’s Joy Luck so check out the promos to see if anything is relevant to you. The S$60 deals, in particular, do very well with the Mastercard spend promo so it’s something to consider if you see something that you like.
August Miles Rush with Pelago: up to 8 miles per dollar
In August, you can also get extra 2 miles per dollar for Pelago bookings. This is for the first 2 eligible Pelago bookings via Kris+ with a minimum spend of S$100 for each booking.
Together with the base earn rate of 6 miles per dollar, this is an earn rate of 8 miles per dollar.
Registration is required and you can start the challenge within Kris+ challenges tab.
Weekly Miles Giveaway: 10 lucky winners will win up to 40,000 miles each
From 1st to 28th August 2025, Kris+ is also giving away 250,000 miles over 4 weeks. To qualify, you can do one of the following 3 tasks:
- Redeem a lucky draw voucher for 250 miles
- Redeem Polar Puffs & Cakes’ Vegetable Puff for 250 miles
- Redeem 250 miles app-wide
Based on what I gather from the terms and conditions, every 250 miles redeemed gets you one chance, so there is no reason to complete Task 1 or 2 (unless you do want a vegetable puff) because you can redeem anything you want and get 1 chance per 250 miles spent.
For example, if you are paying for a S$8 voucher with 800 KrisPay miles, you will gain 3 chances.
A lucky draw shouldn’t affect how you use the miles gained by Kris+. All miles you are able to transfer to KrisFlyer should indeed go there, but for those of us with non-transferrable miles, especially those that are expiring soon, having lucky draw chances is better than nothing.
Terms and conditions
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Longer time users of the app would know that Kris+ promos have been decidedly less generous of late, but the app is nonetheless a good way to earn extra rewards on top of our usual card rewards.
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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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