UOB Deal: Get Up to 21,000 Miles or S$150 With UOB Cards, Up to Further $130 With Bank Accounts
UOB has been missing from offering promos for a while now and they’re back with some card and banking offers. UOB cards are quite strong and I use both their cashback and miles cards regularly.
Cashback Cards
New-to-UOB card applicants of UOB EVOL and UOB One get S$150 cash credit upon singing up and spending S$1,500 within the first 30 days from approval. To be clear, this is not limited unlike typical UOB promotions.
UOB Absolute offers 5% upsized cashback on the first S$3,000 of spend, which works out to S$150 in cashback (instead of the usual $51). The effective gift here is thus $99, a tad lower than UOB One or EVOL’s offers. Nonetheless, of these cards only UOB Absolute gives cashback on Grab top-ups.
Mile cards
UOB is offering up to 21,000 miles for UOB PRVI Miles, with 12,000 miles given as a sign-up gift for new-to-bank card applicants who spend S$1,500 in eligible transactions within the first 30 days of card approval. The remaining 9,000 miles advertised by UOB refers to spending $1,500 on selected travel sites that give 6 miles per dollar. If you spend on other merchants, the typical earn rate of 1.4 miles per dollar applies, and you would get 2,100 miles on $9,000 of spend instead of the advertised 9,000.
For KrisFlyer UOB Card, you will get a 9,000 bonus miles as a new-to-bank customer after you spend S$1,500 in eligible transactions within the first 30 days. There is also a welcome gift of 3,000 miles for your first transaction (min. S$5) on KrisFlyer UOB Card, and this works even if you’re an existing UOB cardholder.
Tl;dr: to maximise the promos, you should apply for UOB PRVI first to get the 12,000 miles gift, then apply for the KrisFlyer UOB Card as an existing UOB cardholder for another 3,000 miles.
Banking promo
You can also get further rewards by opening bank accounts with UOB:
| ACTION | REWARD |
| For the first 200 New-to-UOB customers:Sign up for a new UOB savings account online.Deposit at least S$5,000 fresh funds into your new UOB savings account within the account opening month and hold it till the end of the following calendar month.Credit your salary into your new UOB savings account. | S$130 cash credit |
| For the first 200 New-to-UOB Deposits customers:Sign up for a new UOB savings account online.Deposit at least S$5,000 fresh funds into your new UOB savings account within the account opening month and hold it till the end of the following calendar month.Credit your salary into your new UOB savings account. | S$110 cash credit |
| For the first 200 Existing-to-UOB Deposits customers:Sign up for a new UOB savings account online.Deposit at least S$5,000 fresh funds into your new UOB savings account within the account opening month and hold it till the end of the following calendar month.Credit your salary into your new UOB savings account. | S$80 cash credit |
You can apply with the following links:
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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