From 15 February to 7 March 2021, SingSaver is running its largest ever sign-up gift for Citibank credit cards. New-to-bank customers will get S$350 cash or a pair of Apple AirPods Pro (worth S$379) when they spend S$200 within 30 days of approval.
| Citibank defines new-to-bank customers as those who do not currently hold a principal Citi card, and have not in the 12 month period before application. |
For the sake of comparison, the biggest cash gift we’ve ever seen for Citibank credit cards topped out at S$300.
Existing Citibank customers will receive S$30 cash per approved card.
How it works
Applications for the following cards through any of the links in this article will be eligible for the offer.
| Income Requirement | Annual Fee | |
 Citi Cash Back CardApply here |
S$30,000 | S$192.60 (first year free) |
 Citi Cash Back+ MastercardApply here |
S$30,000 | S$192.60 (first year free) |
 Citi RewardsApply here |
S$30,000 | S$192.60 (first year free) |
 Citi PrestigeApply here |
S$120,000 | S$535 |
Do note that unlike past campaigns, the Citi PremierMiles Card is no longer eligible for this sign-up gift. An alternative sign-up gift will be announced shortly, so stay tuned for that.
Important things to note
Do remember to take a screenshot of the Application Reference Number upon submission and save it for your records. You’ll need this to fill in the SingSaver rewards form that will be sent to your email. It’s vital you fill in the form- no form, no reward.
All cards must be activated and make a minimum spend of at least S$200 within 30 days of approval. All gifts will be fulfilled within 4 months of approval. The reason for the long lead time is the need to confirm eligibility criteria (e.g minimum spending) with Citibank.
The full T&C of this promotion can be found here.
Conclusion
A S$350 cash offer for Citibank credit cards is as good as it comes, so if you don’t have a Citibank card yet, this is the best opportunity to hop on. Once again, take note that the Citi PremierMiles Card is excluded, so your main miles-earning options would be the Citi Rewards or Citi Prestige Card.
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