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UOB PRVI Miles cashback rate, cap and annual fee

UOB PRVI Miles pays 4% at Agoda and Expedia via UOB's site, 1.5% at Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, 1.2% at foreign currency abroad and 0.7% on everything else. The card costs SGD 261.60 a year.

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UOB · Singapore · catalogue v117

Read from UOB's own published terms on 29 Oct 2026.

SGD 261.60Annual fee
4%Best rate

What it pays, by category

SpendingRateMonthly cap
Agoda and Expedia via UOB's sitetravel4.00%—UNI$20 per S$5 (8 miles) on Agoda and Expedia bookings through the UOB PRVI Miles site.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnamtravel1.50%—UNI$7.5 per S$5 (3 miles) in IDR, MYR, THB and VND with merchants in those countries.
foreign currency abroadtravel1.20%—UNI$6 per S$5 (2.4 miles) overseas in foreign currency.
everything else0.70%—UNI$3.5 per S$5 (1.4 miles per S$1) on spend in Singapore and on SimplyGo, uncapped.
Shell and SPCNone—Shell stations earn nothing (SPC too, except on the Amex).
Valued at UOB's own cash rebate, UNI$10,000 = S$100 (S$0.01 a UNI$), so 0.7% in Singapore, 1.2% abroad and 1.5% in four regional currencies. UNI$1 converts to 2 miles. S$261.60 a year including GST, first year waived. Foreign currency administrative fee 3.25%. Issued as Visa, World Mastercard and American Express; the Visa is recorded. Source: uob.com.sg PRVI Miles page, the Terms and Conditions Governing UOB PRVI Miles Card and the UOB rewards redemption page, read 29 Oct 2026.

Questions people ask

What cashback does the UOB PRVI Miles pay?

4% at Agoda and Expedia via UOB's site, 1.5% at Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, 1.2% at foreign currency abroad and 0.7% on everything else.

Is there a cap on the UOB PRVI Miles?

No monthly cap is published on the rates shown here.

What is the annual fee on the UOB PRVI Miles?

SGD 261.60 a year.

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