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Singtel-UOB Card
Visa
UOB Singapore · SINGAPORE
SingaporeVisa0% FX fees

Singtel-UOB Card

After S$800 per statement month, earn up to 12% on eligible Singtel/GOMO and 10% on local online/mobile contactless spend.

Annual income · Citizen / PRS$30,000
Annual income · ForeignerS$40,000
Annual feeS$0.00

Benefits & important limits

  • After S$800 per statement month, earn up to 12% on eligible Singtel/GOMO and 10% on local online/mobile contactless spend.
  • Monthly caps: S$30 Singtel, S$30 online/contactless and S$20 other spend, S$80 overall. Annual Singtel vouchers require both local and Singtel spending thresholds.
  • 0% administrative FX fees on overseas foreign-currency spend; SGD transactions processed overseas still incur the 1% international processing fee.

Fees & repayments

Principal annual fee (GST included)
S$0.00
Fee waiver
Principal and supplementary annual fees no longer charged from 1 July 2026.

Interest, late-payment and cash-advance fees are separate from annual fees. Check the current tariff before carrying a balance.

Eligibility & work passes

EP / S PassListed document route

Singapore citizens / PRs: S$30,000 gross annual income; S$15,000 from age 56.

Foreign applicants: S$40,000 gross annual income, supported by income and residence documents. EP / S Pass follow the issuer’s supporting-document route. A pass and salary meeting the figures do not guarantee approval.

UOB’s document route specifies EP or S Pass and passport with at least six months remaining validity.

Age: 21+. Gross annual income is different from take-home pay; income earned in another currency requires bank confirmation.

Applicant must be an individual, non-business Singtel customer.

Application documents ↗

0% FX fees — scope

0% administrative FX fees on overseas foreign-currency spend; SGD transactions processed overseas still incur the 1% international processing fee.

Pay in the merchant’s local currency when comparing network conversion. Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) uses the merchant’s rate; 0% issuer fees do not promise the interbank rate or remove merchant mark-ups, cash-advance charges or ATM fees.