OCBC 90°N Card
A fuss-free miles card whose miles never expire, with a higher earn rate on overseas spend.
- Issuer
- OCBC
- Network
- Visa
- Rewards
- Miles
- Annual fee
- Annual fee — often waivable
Beginner-friendlyStrong overseas
Overseas spendTravelGeneral spend
Pros
- +Miles never expire
- +Higher earn rate on foreign-currency spend (2.1 mpd)
- +No cap on miles earned; convert in 1,000-mile blocks
- +First-year fee waived; waivable thereafter on S$10,000 annual spend
Cons
- −Local earn rate (1.3 mpd) is only average for a miles card
- −No complimentary airport lounge access as a standard perk
- −S$25 transfer fee applies when converting miles to a partner programme
- −3.25% foreign-currency transaction fee partly offsets the overseas earn rate
| Annual fee | S$196.20as of 16 Jun 2026 |
|---|---|
| Miles per $1 (local) | 1.3 mpdas of 16 Jun 2026 |
| Miles per $1 (foreign) | 2.1 mpdas of 16 Jun 2026 |
| Min. income (S'porean/PR) | S$30,000/yras of 16 Jun 2026 |
| Min. income (foreigner) | S$45,000/yras of 16 Jun 2026 |
Eligibility: Min age 21. Singaporeans/PRs aged 21-54 need S$30,000 income (S$15,000 if 55+); foreigners need S$45,000.
Who it’s for
The OCBC 90°N Card is a air miles card from OCBC, best suited to people who spend on overseas spend, travel and general spend. It's beginner-friendly and strong for overseas spend. It carries an annual fee that can often be waived — confirm the current terms before applying.
View official detailsAlways confirm the latest fees, rates and terms on the issuer’s site.
Sources
- OCBC 90°N Card official product page
- The MileLion: Review OCBC 90°N Card (Sep 2025)
- SingSaver: OCBC 90°N Visa Card
- YouTrip: OCBC 90°N Card Review 2026
Last reviewed 16 Jun 2026.
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