SBI Travel Credit Cards are specially designed for frequent flyers and travel enthusiasts who want to earn travel-specific rewards, enjoy complimentary airport lounge access, and benefit from exclusive travel deals. Whether it’s international vacations or domestic business trips, these cards offer flight discounts, hotel privileges, and travel insurance, making every journey more luxurious and cost-effective.
Accelerated rewards on travel booking platforms and international spends
Complimentary airport lounge access in India and abroad
Discounted flight tickets and hotel stays via partnered portals
Fuel surcharge waiver and milestone-based rewards
Global concierge service for travel planning and assistance
Earn up to 10 reward points per ₹100 spent on travel portals
Convert points into air miles or redeem against hotel bookings, merchandise, etc.
Long reward point validity with flexible redemption options
Special milestone rewards like free tickets, e-vouchers, or bonus points
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card / Passport / Driving License (as ID & address proof)
Recent passport-size photo
Income proof – salary slips or ITR/Form 16
Last 3–6 months’ bank statement showing salary credit or income proof
Go to the “Travel Credit Cards” section
Fill out the application form with personal and employment details
Upload necessary KYC and income documents
Submit the form and await approval from SBI Card team
Finance Charges: 3.5% per month (42% per annum)
Foreign Currency Mark-Up: 1.99% – 3.5%
Late Payment Charges: ₹400 to ₹1,300 depending on bill amount
Fuel Surcharge Waiver: 1% on ₹500–₹3,000
Cash Advance Fee: 2.5% or ₹500, whichever is higher
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