Looking for a credit card that makes your frequent travels easy? The Citi PremierMiles Credit Card could be just what you need! For a joining and annual fee of ₹3,000, you'll get access to a range of benefits, including a welcome gift of 10,000 miles, free lounge access, dining discounts, insurance coverage, a reward rate of 1.8% and much more. To find out more about this travel card, keep reading!
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Think of these as small investments to keep your credit card running smoothly.
Joining Fee
₹3,000Annual Fee
₹3,000Annual Percentage Rate
45%Add-on Card Fee
FreeMinimum Repayment Amount
5%Cash Withdrawal Fee
2%Cash Advance Limit
40%Card Replacement Fee
NilForeign Transaction Fee
3.50%Over Limit Penalty
2.50%Fuel Transaction Surcharge
1%Reward Point Value
₹ 0.20Balance below ₹2000
₹ 0Balance more than ₹2000
₹ 100Aspects that make this credit card amazing.
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Keep an eye on the credit card's monthly performance through the number of cards issued and the cumulative transaction value!
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The Citi PremierMiles Credit Card offers an interest-free period of 50 days from the date of the statement of account. This means that you have 50 days to pay off your balance in full without incurring any interest charges.
There is a foreign exchange markup fee of up to 3.5% on Citibank's PremierMiles credit card. The market as a whole imposes this standard fee. This charge is determined by converting the foreign currency transaction into Indian rupees.
It is up to the associations (MasterCard/Visa) to decide on the conversion rate.
Documents required to apply for a PremierMiles Credit Card :-
Valid passport issued by Govt.of India.
Valid driving license .
Proof of possession of Aadhar number (Aadhar card/ E-Aadhar).
Voter’s ID card.
Job card issued by NREGA duly signed by an officer of state government.