Earn 3 Miles per S$1 on Transactions in Foreign Currency (Non-SGD)
If you were one of the lucky ones to take advantage of the bonus 12,000 miles by spending only S$800 on the DBS Altitude Visa Signature Card, you can now rejoice even more as you will earn 3 miles per S$1 for all transactions that are made in foreign currency (non-SGD transactions). The usual exclusion list applies for this promotion - click HERE for the full list of terms and conditions (accurate as of 02 October 2015).
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In order to earn 3 miles per S$1 on all overseas spend (this includes online-transaction as well!), you will have to hit a minimum spend of S$2,000 per calendar month (October-December 2015). Bonus miles will also be capped at S$3,000 in foreign currency per month.
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