As the holder of the award-winning NBF Platinum Exclusive Credit Card, you are entitled up to
2% cash back on all purchases you make with the card. You will also get
complimentary access to VIP airport lounges around the world in addition to a
range of other privileges.
Features
- Up to 2% cashback on all retail purchases
- 60% cashback on movie tickets
- 0% instalment plan
- Balance transfer facility
- EZ draft facility
- Cash advance facility
- Up to five supplementary credit cards issued to family members
- Membership into VIP airport lounges
- Global acceptability
- Direct debit facility
- Exclusive offers on dining, travel and entertainment options worldwide
- Interest-free credit for up to 50 days
- Flexible payment options
- Low finance charges
- Exciting monthly promotions
Additional Information
Minimum salary for those working at listed companies is AED 9,000.
Minimum salary for those working at unlisted companies is AED 15,000.
- A copy of your valid passport
- A copy of your valid residency visa (for expatriates)
- A certified copy of your valid Emirates ID
- Signed credit card application form (along with AECB etc.)
- Repayment cheque for 120% of the approved credit limit
- A copy of your current dated salary certificate (less than 30 days old)
*Terms and conditions apply
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