Get Miles: Stack StanChart Offers For up to 92,000 Miles!

For a limited period of time, it is possible to stack two StanChart sign-up offers for up to 92,000 miles! This can be achieved by signing up for:

  • StanChart Journey as a new cardholder, and
  • StanChart Visa Infinite as an existing cardholder.

The sequence matters, so make sure you apply in the correct order. Currently, both promos end on 31st March 2026, so stay subscribed to get timely updates.

StanChart Journey: get up to 42,000 miles for new cardholders

New cardholders who sign up for StanChart Journey and meet the requirements can get as much as 42,000 miles made up of 30,000 miles from the bank and 12,000 in Max Miles. The card itself also offers 2 complimentary lounge visits a year.

💳 A new StanChart cardholder refers to those who do not currently have a principal StanChart credit card, and have not cancelled any in the past 12 months. Refer to promo’s terms and conditions for full details.

You are given a few options. If you just want to sign up for the card, you can sign up with Promo 1 below which is pretty straightforward. If you want more rewards, sign up with Promo 2 below and you will have to apply for more StanChart products to qualify.

Either way, I’d personally go for the annual fee waiver for 20,000 miles because paying S$196.20 for an added 10,000 miles does not seem attractive to me.

StanChart Journey

Get up to 3 miles per dollar on eligible transactions. Get free Priority Pass membership which grants 2 complimentary lounge visits a year!

✈️ Promo 1 (Card Only)

For new cardholders only, choose 1:

  • 30,000 miles: pay annual fee of S$196.20
  • 20,000 miles: get a first-year annual fee waiver

Both options require a min. spend of S$800 within 60 days. I recommend opting for the fee waiver unless you are okay to pay S$196.20 for 10,000 miles.

This promo requires you to sign up for the card only.

🎁 Promo 2 (Card + Other Product)

Apply as a new cardholder by 30th August 2026 and choose 1 gift¹:

  • S$180 Cash via PayNow
  • 12,000 Max Miles (easily worth S$216 to S$360)
  • Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro (retailing S$349)
  • Samsonite Straren Spinner 67/24 (retailing S$600)

Plus:

  • 30,000 miles: pay annual fee of S$196.20
  • 20,000 miles: get a first-year annual fee waiver

This promo requires you to sign up for the card and at least one other product (see requirements below).

⚠️ Requirements For Promo 2

  1. Make sure to fill up the SingSaver Rewards Redemption Form or no gift will be given.
  2. Make sure physical card is activated
  3. Spend at least S$800 within 60 days of card approval
  4. Plus: sign up for at least one of the following:
    • Apply for: StanChart Bonus$aver, Standard Chartered EasyPay, CashOne Personal Loan, or Credit Card Funds Transfer with SingSaver link
    • Easiest: Credit card funds transfer of min. S$1,000 for 3 months

Terms and Conditions: [1] [2]

For reference only; refer to exact details in terms and conditions

StanChart Visa Infinite: 50,000 miles for new or existing cardholders

After becoming an existing cardholder, you can apply for StanChart Visa Infinite which gives 50,000 miles in total. There is an annual fee of S$599.50 to be paid and a min. spend of S$2,000 required. Given how each mile is worth roughly 1.5 cents in my books, I think it is well worth it to take advantage of this promo.

The card itself also gives 6 complimentary lounge visit a year.

StanChart Visa Infinite

Get complimentary 6 airport lounge visits worldwide. Annual fee of S$599.50 applies.

🎁 New & Existing Cardholders

New cardholder? You might want to sign up for StanChart Journey first and then StanChart Visa Infinite so you can enjoy both promos.

Sign up by 30th August 2026:

TaskReward
Payment of first-year annual fee of S$599.5025,000 bonus miles
(62,500 points)
Minimum spend of S$2,000 on Eligible Transactions within the first 60 days of card approval25,000 bonus miles
(62,500 points)
Total:
50,000 bonus miles

You can use the StanChart Income Tax Payment Facility to easily clock the spend requirement.

⚠️ Important Notes

Terms and conditions

For reference only; refer to exact details in terms and conditions

What to spend on?

You need to meet the minimum spend to qualify for rewards. Do note that there are transactions which are excluded. Read the terms and conditions carefully when applying.

Generally, retail transactions like buying stuff or dining out are very safe. Things like bill payments, education expenses and CardUp or ipaymy become a lot iffier and depends on the bank your card is from.

Do check out this article on what you can spend on to meet the minimum spend:

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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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