The Singapore miles cheatsheet
The right miles card for every dollar you spend.
Beginner-friendly picks for Singapore's air miles credit cards: which card earns 4 miles per dollar (mpd) on what, and the gotchas the banks don't shout about. No jargon, no spreadsheet life.
Singapore cards onlyCaps & exclusions surfacedUpdated 4 July 2026
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Pick a category and we'll tell you exactly which card to pull out.
How this works
The 80/20 of miles in Singapore, without the forum deep-dives.
1Start with two cards
One card for online spend, one for in-person spend. That combo alone earns close to the maximum most people can get.
2Match card to spend
Use our category picks so every dollar earns the bonus rate — dining, groceries, travel, transport.
3Mind the gotchas
Caps, exclusions, and merchant-coding quirks are where miles quietly die. We surface them upfront.
Card reviews
Straight-talking reviews of the cards that actually matter for beginners.
Citi RewardsThe default first card: 4 mpd on nearly everything online.Read review →
UOB Preferred VisaTap your phone anywhere, earn 4 mpd.Read review →
HSBC RevolutionPermanent 4 mpd online + contactless, no annual fee ever.Read review →
DBS Woman's World Card4 mpd online — including flights and hotels.Read review →
UOB Lady's CardA clean 4 mpd on one category you choose.Read review →
UOB Visa Signature4 mpd for big contactless and overseas months.Read review →