KrisFlyer and Accor Live Limitless offering 50% conversion bonus

In September 2024, Singapore Airlines and Accor expanded their partnership to enable two-way points transfers between KrisFlyer and Accor Live Limitless (ALL).

The regular transfer ratio represents poor value, but during the launch period, a 50% bonus was offered for conversions in either direction. Even so, the value was only marginally improved, and in most cases, you should be able to get far better returns using your miles or points elsewhere.

Now, to mark the anniversary of the enhanced partnership, the 50% transfer bonus has returned once again as part of the ongoing Miles Paradise campaign. This is the same as the offer we saw in 2025, and just like last year, it’s not particularly compelling. 

Transfer KrisFlyer miles to ALL points with a 50% bonus

KrisFlyer miles	ALL points
9 miles	2 points 3 points
Min conversion: 4,500 KrisFlyer miles

From 8-30 September 2026, KrisFlyer members will receive a 50% bonus when they convert KrisFlyer miles to ALL points. This boosts the conversion ratio to 9 miles = 3 points (versus the usual 2 points).

Here are the key points to note:

• A minimum transfer of 4,500 KrisFlyer miles is required
• Conversions are free of charge
• Conversions are processed instantly
• A maximum of 180,000 KrisFlyer miles can be converted to ALL points every calendar year

To convert KrisFlyer miles to ALL points, visit this link, scroll down and click on the Accor Live Limitless option. Do note the dialog box will not reflect the 50% bonus.

The bonus points will be credited in a separate transaction within seven business days.

Is it worth it?

ALL points can be used to pay for rooms, dining, spa treatments and other incidentals at a fixed rate of 2,000 points = €40 (~S$60), or 3 cents per point.

With a 9:3 transfer ratio, you’re basically cashing out your KrisFlyer miles at just under 1 cent each, comparable to spending them on SIA and Scoot tickets, but slightly worse than Pelago, KrisShop or Kris+, with their enhanced values during the Miles Paradise campaign.

I would personally prefer to keep my miles for award flight redemptions, and if I had a small number of expiring miles, I would sooner spend them at a Kris+ merchant instead, which allows for redemptions from as little as 10 miles.

Don’t forget that Singapore Airlines and Scoot are currently running a Global Redemption Sale, with 15% off selected Economy and Premium Economy redemptions, and 10% off Scoot redemptions for travel between November 2026 and May 2027. That discount might just be enough to put an award redemption within your reach, so be sure to check that out. 

KrisFlyer Redemption Sale: 15% off Premium Economy and Economy awards, and 10% off Scoot awards

Transfer Accor points to KrisFlyer miles with a 50% bonus

ALL points	KrisFlyer miles
2 points	1 mile 1.5 miles
Min conversion block: 2,000 ALL points

From 8-30 September 2026, ALL members will receive a 50% bonus when they convert ALL points to KrisFlyer miles. This boosts the conversion ratio to 2 points = 1.5 miles (versus the usual 1 mile).

Here are the key points to note:

• A minimum transfer of 2,000 ALL points is required
• Conversions are free of charge
• Conversions are processed instantly
• There is no cap on the number of ALL points that can be converted to KrisFlyer miles

To convert ALL points to KrisFlyer miles, visit this page and click the Convert Now button. Again, it’s normal that you won’t see the bonus reflected. 

The bonus miles will be credited by 30 October 2026, which is quite some time to wait!

Is it worth it?

Hard no.

Even with the 50% conversion bonus, you’re giving up S$60 worth of hotel points for 1,500 KrisFlyer miles, so unless you value a mile at more than 4 cents, this is a complete non-starter.

Mind you, it means the regular, non-bonused rate is even more terrible!

Terms & Conditions

The T&Cs for this 50% transfer bonus can be found here. 

Conclusion

Singapore Airlines and Accor are now offering a 50% bonus for conversions in either direction between KrisFlyer miles and Accor Live Limitless points, valid till 30 September 2026. 

In the direction of KrisFlyer to Accor, you get roughly 1 cent per mile, comparable to spending miles on Singapore Airlines/Scoot tickets, KrisShop, Pelago and Kris+. It wouldn’t be my first choice, but at least it’s roughly on par.

In the direction of Accor to KrisFlyer, it’s almost laughably bad. Giving up S$60 of hotel points for 1,500 KrisFlyer miles is a bad deal, period.

If you really want to earn ALL points, there are better ways of doing so, like HeyMax or the occasional HSBC transfer bonus.