Emirates Islamic Etihad Guest Platinum Credit Card
Key Benefits
Earn Etihad Guest Miles
Up to 2 Etihad Guest Miles per USD spent.
Earn Accelerated Etihad Guest Miles
2 Etihad Guest Miles per USD spent on Online & Mobile Wallet transactions.
10% Etihad Guest Miles Back
Unlimited 10% miles back on booking/upgrading a flight with Etihad Guest Miles.
Complimentary Inflight Wifi vouchers
Enjoy 2 complimentary Wi-Fi vouchers per annum
Etihad Guest Miles
Welcome Bonus
Welcome bonus of 5,000 Etihad Guest Miles upon payment of Annual Membership Fee.
Etihad Guest Earn Rates
For every USD 1 retail spend made using your Emirates Islamic Etihad Guest Card you will earn Etihad Guest Miles as per below.
Spend Category Earn Rates
Spend at Etihad Airline 2 Etihad Guest Miles
International Spend 1.5 Etihad Guest Miles
On Mobile Wallet and Online Transactions 2 Etihad Guest Miles
Domestic Spend Up to 1 Etihad Guest Miles
Etihad Benefits
- Unlimited 10% Miles back on booking/upgrading a flight with Etihad Guest Miles
- 0% Easy Payment Plan on Etihad purchases
- Complimentary Inflight wifi vouchers
Additional Privileges
- Earn 50% cashback on Movies
- Extended Warranty
- Global Assistance
- Purchase Protection
- Balance Transfer Facility
- Cash Advance
- Luxury Hotel Collection
Salary Requirement: - 5,000 AED For UAE Nationals
- 5,000 AED For Expats
- 5,000 AED For UAE Nationals
- 5,000 AED For Expats
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