Hazel Tan

02 Oct 2020

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Will you pay $25 admin fees to convert reward points from banks like UOB/OCBC to convert 10,000 krisflyer miles? This is the minimal block of miles to be converted.?

Reason is the respective bank rewards points is expiring so got no choice. Only got enough reward points to change the minimal block of krisflyer miles. Or should I use the points to exchange something else like grAb vouchers etc?

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Mr. Raverse

02 Oct 2020

Personally, I was in a similar situation with expiring points. I decided to just exchange for one of the retail vouchers.

It’s a relatively small amount and you have to pay $25 out of pocket, for something that i don’t foresee myself doing in the near future (ie no travel plans because of covid).

I just decided to cash it out as vouchers and enjoyed a nice meal with the points... no regrets lol

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