Compare the earn rate on everyday spending and the sign-up bonus against the annual fee — most airline credit cards only deliver value if you redeem points for premium-cabin flights.
24 live airline miles credit cards offers tracked across 11 Saudi providers, with annual fees from 150. Data current as of 5 November 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.
24 live offers compared from 11 providers, from SAR 150. Updated daily.
SAR 150
SAR 300 Annual
SAR 350
SAR 500
SAR 500 /year
SAR 500
SAR 600
SAR 600 /year
SAR 700 Annual
SAR 700 /year
SAR 750
SAR 750
SAR 800 /year
SAR 1000
SAR 1000
SAR 1000
SAR 1000
SAR 1000
SAR 1078
SAR 1200 /year
SAB Infinite Miles Card KSA from SAB. Monthly Profit Rate: 3.75%; Monthly Min Payment: 5%; Supplementary Free Cards: 1; Annual Supplementary Fee: SAR 400/year.
SAR 1300 Annual
Dream Credit Card: Monthly Profit Rate 3.10%; Monthly Min Payment 5.00%; Supplementary Free Cards 0; Annual Supplementary Fee 75.
SAR 2000
SAR 2000
SAR 2000
anb AlFursan Infinite Credit Card: Monthly Profit Rate 4.60%; Monthly Min Payment 5.00%; Supplementary Free Cards 2; Annual Supplementary Fee 2000.
Giraffy compares 24 airline miles credit cards from 11 Saudi banks and card issuers. Most earn Saudia's Alfursan miles; Al Rajhi Bank's flynas Signature earns flynas miles, SAB's Emirates Infinite earns Emirates Skywards, and Emirates NBD's Rahhala and Riyad Bank's Dream cards run their own programmes. Annual fees start at SAR 150 for Alinma's Alfursan Platinum, SAR 300 for Emirates NBD's Rahhala Platinum and SAR 350 for Saudi National Bank's Alfursan Visa Platinum, and reach SAR 2,000 for the Visa Infinite cards from Riyad Bank, BSF and anb.
The main differences are the earn rate (from 0.2 miles per SAR up to 1.6 on the AlFursan American Express®), the welcome bonus and its spend condition (up to 170,000 miles on Al Rajhi Bank's AlFursan Infinite after SAR 105,000 of spend in a year), and the monthly profit rate (2.20% to 4.60%). Most cards charge a 2.00% international transaction fee. Want cash back instead? Compare cashback credit cards or all credit cards in Saudi Arabia.
If you love to travel, airline miles credit cards can help you earn rewards from your everyday spending and make your trips more enjoyable. In Saudi Arabia, there are many credit cards that allow you to collect miles or points that you can use for flights and travel perks. This guide will help you understand how these cards work and how to pick the best one for your needs.
Airline miles credit cards let you earn miles or points when you make purchases. These miles can be used to get free flights, upgrades, and other travel benefits. Many of these cards also offer extra travel perks like lounge access, making them a great option for frequent or occasional travelers.
When picking the best airline miles card, consider these factors:
To get the most out of your airline miles card:
To apply for an airline miles credit card, you’ll usually need:
Airline miles credit cards are a great way to earn rewards from your everyday spending and make your travel experiences better. By choosing the right card and using it smartly, you can enjoy free flights, upgrades, and other perks. Whether you travel often or just a few times a year, an airline miles credit card can be a valuable addition to your wallet in Saudi Arabia.
Remember to compare different card options, read the terms carefully, and always use your card responsibly. With the right approach, your next trip could be paid for with the miles you’ve earned!
The cheapest Airline Miles Credit Cards in Saudi Arabia is SAR 150 from Alinma.
Giraffy compares 24 airline miles cards from 11 banks. The lowest annual fee is Alinma's Alfursan Platinum Credit Card at SAR 150 (0.25–0.33 miles per SAR, 5,000 welcome miles after SAR 1,000 of spend in 90 days), then Emirates NBD's Rahhala Platinum at SAR 300, Saudi National Bank's Alfursan Visa Platinum at SAR 350 and Al Rajhi Bank's flynas Signature at SAR 500.
Among Alfursan cards, the highest listed earn rate is on the AlFursan American Express® Credit Card: 0.2 to 1.6 miles per SAR depending on spend type, for a SAR 1,078 annual fee. Next are Alinma's Alfursan Infinite (0.66–1.0 miles per SAR, SAR 1,000 a year) and Al Rajhi Bank's AlFursan Infinite (0.33–0.8 miles per SAR, SAR 1,000 a year).
Al Rajhi Bank's AlFursan Infinite gives 170,000 miles after SAR 105,000 of cumulative spend within 365 days. BSF's Visa Al Fursan Infinite gives 50,000 miles, Alinma's Alfursan Infinite 45,000 miles after SAR 1,000 of spend in 90 days, and Riyad Bank's AlFursan Visa Infinite 45,000 miles on activation. Compare the spend condition, not just the headline number.
Most listed cards earn Saudia's Alfursan miles. Alternatives are Al Rajhi Bank's flynas Signature (flynas), SAB's Emirates Infinite (Emirates Skywards, 10,000 welcome miles after SAR 10,000 of spend in 90 days), Emirates NBD's two Rahhala cards, and Riyad Bank's Dream card, where you choose the partner.
The international transaction fee is 2.00% on most cards, 2.70% on BSF's Visa Al Fursan Platinum and 2.75% on the American Express card. Monthly profit rates run from 2.20% (Al Rajhi Bank, and Riyad Bank's AlFursan Visa Infinite) to 4.60% (anb AlFursan Infinite), so paying the balance in full each month keeps the profit charge from wiping out the value of the miles.
Most do: Alinma's Alfursan Signature and Infinite include Alfursan lounges and LoungeKey, and Al Rajhi Bank's flynas Signature includes LoungeKey and DragonPass. Riyad Bank's AlFursan Visa Signature lists neither lounge access nor travel insurance, and Saudi National Bank's Alfursan Visa Infinite lists no travel insurance. Check each card's benefits in the table.