Credit Card Offers Citi Prestige: 200,000 bonus Velocity Points (AFF Exclusive - apply by 20/1/25)

Get up to 200,000 bonus Velocity Points and unlimited Priority Pass airport lounge visits!

Learn more and apply for this card:



What are the main benefits of this card?
  1. AFF EXCLUSIVE Sign-up bonus: Up to 200,000 bonus Velocity Points when you apply through AFF! Receive 150,000 bonus Velocity Points when you spend $12,000 on eligible purchases within 3 months from approval. Earn another 50,000 bonus Velocity Points when you keep your card open for over 12 months and enrol in Velocity Points Autosweep.
  2. Unlimited Priority Pass airport lounge access for you and a guest, including food & beverage credits at participating airport restaurants
  3. Get the 4th night free on Luxury Escapes bookings
  4. $10 cashback with BINGE every month until 31/10/25
  5. $100 cashback with Uber Premier
  6. Earn 1 Citi reward Point per $1 spent on everyday purchases, plus earn extra points with lots of bonus points-earning categories

amex-explorer-card-art.pngWhy we like the Citi Prestige credit card

The Citi Prestige card is packed with benefits including unlimited Priority Pass airport lounge access for you and a guest travelling with you. You can even use this to access up to AUD36 per person (for up to 2 people) worth of food & beverage credits at participating Priority Pass airport bars, restaurants and cafés each time you fly. This benefit alone is worth more than the $700 annual fee!

This card has lots of opportunities to earn bonus points. You'll earn:
  • 1 Citi reward Point per $1 spent on everyday eligible purchases;
  • 2 points per $1 at major supermarkets, petrol outlets and national retailers; or
  • 3 points per $1 spent with major airlines, hotels and restaurants in Australia, as well as transactions online and overseas
Cardholders also enjoy a range of complimentary insurances, including International and Domestic Travel Insurance and Mobile Phone Insurance, plus other exclusive discounts and benefits.

See our card guide for the full details and to take advantage of our exclusive sign-up bonus points offer:

 
Might give it a try. Not due til December though. The recent change to the hotel benefit makes it far less appealing, and the airport transfer is pretty much useless in Sydney.
 
Has anyone managed to get a discount on the second year annual fee?
I got 50% off for about 3 years in a row up to 2021, when I dropped the card. 400k pa spend.
Not sure about now but wouldn't bother anyway. Mrs D is only keeping the card until PP runs out next year. points earn is hopeless..
 
I got 50% off for about 3 years in a row up to 2021, when I dropped the card. 400k pa spend.
Not sure about now but wouldn't bother anyway. Mrs D is only keeping the card until PP runs out next year. points earn is hopeless..
When you did get the 50% off, I assume you requested this before you were charged the fee?
 
2nd and subsequent years. After fee posted. Threatened to close account. Then I just said "I've always had the half fee. Look at my history"
Eventually, it wasn't even worth 350
 
Has anyone tried to use this service to transfer points to Cathay Pacific Avios? The web site says that it may take up to a whopping 28 days!! However, if I compare it to the experience of other AFFers who transferred to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Miles, it took about a day and a half. Just in time to secure a held reward seat. I wonder if the Cathay Pacific transfers have a similar timeframe?
 
Has anyone tried to use this service to transfer points to Cathay Pacific Avios? The web site says that it may take up to a whopping 28 days!! However, if I compare it to the experience of other AFFers who transferred to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Miles, it took about a day and a half. Just in time to secure a held reward seat. I wonder if the Cathay Pacific transfers have a similar timeframe?
For me it took less a day to transfer miles to Cathay Asia Miles
 
Thanks everyone in this thread! My second fee posted which I paid last month. I called up and complained about some benefits being amended or removed, requested a 50% reduction in annual fee and the lady said yes. $350 will be reduced on my next bill
 
Thanks everyone in this thread! My second fee posted which I paid last month. I called up and complained about some benefits being amended or removed, requested a 50% reduction in annual fee and the lady said yes. $350 will be reduced on my next bill
What specific benefits did you quote?
 
I was pretty generic; closure of associated diners card, amendment of hotel choices for 4th night free and how that's paid, payall features and ongoing devaluations since being acquired by NAB.
 
Has anyone managed to get a discount on the second year annual fee?
Have received an email from Citibank that I was given a 50% discount on the annual fee of my Prestige. Did anyone get the same email? Email subject line is "Half of your Annual Fee is on us!"
 
Have received an email from Citibank that I was given a 50% discount on the annual fee of my Prestige. Did anyone get the same email? Email subject line is "Half of your Annual Fee is on us!"
I haven't received this e-mail, and I've held my card for approximately 9-10 months.
 
Mine is due for renewal in February. I'd like to keep it but not sure I can be convinved to do so at the full rate. I'll try my luck and call them in January to see if they'll offer a discount. Thanks for the data point.
 
Gee the 20000 point minimum to transfer to SQ is annoying. Closing card and have about 8000 points and no good value of using them
 
any update on the annual fee waiver/discount?? I suspect many of us are coming due, I don't mind the card but psychologically struggling with the $700 fee proposition lol
 

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