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UOB Privilege Banking Visa Infinite

Earns
1 mile per RM Overseas
Lounge
12 visits a year DragonPass (Airport Companion app)
Min income
RM120,000 a year
Annual fee
Free for life
See it on UOB's site

Good for

  • No annual fee since 1 July 2025, with 12 lounge visits a year worldwide.
  • Spend abroad. 10X UNIRM per RM1, 1 mile at 10,000 UNIRM per 1,000 miles, no cap.
  • Up to 12 KLIA limousine rides a year when you spend RM5,000 on travel in 30 days.

Watch out

  • Only for UOB Privilege Banking clients.
  • A guest uses up one of your 12 lounge visits.
  • Other local spend earns only 1X UNIRM, 0.1 miles per RM1.

What it earns

UNIRinggit, per RM spent, and the miles they make in Enrich, KrisFlyer or Asia Miles.

SpendingEarnsDetails
Spending in a foreign currency10 points per RM 1 miles per RM.
Dining in ringgit5 points per RM When you spend RM1,000 or more a month. 0.5 miles per RM.
Spending in ringgit1 point per RM 0.1 miles per RM.
Petrol, Government / LHDN / JPJ, JomPAY / FPX / DuitNow to billers and moreNothing Petrol, Government / LHDN / JPJ, JomPAY / FPX / DuitNow to billers and Utilities.

Points and transfers

Enrich
10,000 points for 1,000 miles Moved in blocks of 10,000 points.
KrisFlyer
10,000 points for 1,000 miles Moved in blocks of 10,000 points.
Asia Miles
10,000 points for 1,000 miles Moved in blocks of 10,000 points.

Travel

Airport lounges
12 free visits a year DragonPass (Airport Companion app), 1,358 worldwide lounges. You and one guest, but the guest uses your visits. Plaza Premium in Malaysia with the card, other lounges through the app. Supplementary cardholders pay.
Overseas spending fee
2.22% Up to 1.22% Visa or Mastercard plus 1% UOB
Paying in ringgit abroad
1% When a shop abroad charges you in ringgit.

Insurance

Free. The cover starts once you pay the full fare with this card. For a package tour, at least 80% of its cost.

Travel accident
Up to RM500,000 For accidents on a plane or other public transport paid with the card, including the ride to and from the airport. Children get up to 10% of that.
Travel inconvenience
Flight delay up to RM1,000 Baggage delay up to RM1,000 and lost baggage up to RM2,000. The same limits cover the whole family.
Shopping and fraud cover
Not listed UOB does not list this cover for this card.
Insurer
Liberty General Insurance Berhad Claims go to Liberty, not UOB. Hotline 1800 888 121.

Fees and charges

What it costs if you don't pay in full, or use it for cash.

Annual fee
Free for life No spending needed to keep it free.
Extra (supplementary) cards
Free No annual fee from 1 July 2025. The RM25 service tax still applies each year.
Service tax
RM25 a year per card A government charge on every credit card in Malaysia, billed by the bank.
Interest
15%, 17% or 18% a year Depends on how many minimum payments you made on time over the last 12 months. None if you pay the full balance by the due date (20 days after your statement).
Minimum monthly payment
5% of the balance, or RM50 Whichever is higher, plus any instalments and unpaid past minimums.
Late payment
1% of the balance, RM10 to RM100 Charged when the minimum payment is late.
Cash withdrawal
0.37% fee Plus 8% service tax on the fee, and 18% a year interest from the day you take it out. No interest-free days.
Replacement card
RM15

Who can apply

Income
RM120,000 a year or more
Who
UOB Privilege Banking clients only
Age
21 or older Extra cardholders from 18.
Documents
  • MyKad copy (both sides)
  • Employees: latest 3 months' payslips, plus your latest Form B/BE with tax receipt, EPF statement or 3 months' bank statements
  • Self-employed: business registration form, latest BE form with tax receipt and 6 months of bank statements showing business turnover
  • Foreigners: passport, latest 2 months' payslips, a work permit valid for at least 1 year and an employment letter
How many payslips you need depends on your job.

Other perks

Concierge
Visa Concierge Recommendations and reservations. Call 1800 805 574 or WhatsApp +60 1800 805 572.
Card network
Visa Infinite

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