Sell Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Miles
Convert your KrisFlyer miles into cash or other rewards.
We pay 1.06¢ to 1.25¢ per mile, depending on balance. See all our rates
How It Works
Submit Your Request
Fill out the form with your miles details and get an instant quote.
Review Your Offer
Get a competitive offer based on current market rates.
Complete Transaction
Accept the offer and receive payment through your preferred method.
About Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer is the only way to book Singapore's premium cabins, including Suites and First Class, with miles, and it accepts transfers from all four major US credit card programs. Balances often build up faster than members can use them on long-haul flights.
- Alliance
- Star Alliance
- Based in
- Singapore
- Transfer partners
- Chase Ultimate Rewards (1:1), American Express Membership Rewards (1:1), Capital One miles (1:1), Citi ThankYou Points (1:1), Marriott Bonvoy (3:1) See the full matrix
- Expiry
- KrisFlyer miles expire three years after they are earned, on the last day of that month, regardless of account activity. PPS Club members' miles do not expire; other members can pay to extend a batch by six or twelve months. Source
Not sure whether to sell? See what Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles are worth, read how much airline miles are worth or convert your Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles to another program.
The Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer program explained
KrisFlyer is the loyalty program of Singapore Airlines, a Star Alliance member consistently ranked among the best airlines in the world, with its hub at Singapore Changi. KrisFlyer miles book Singapore Airlines, its low-cost subsidiary Scoot, Star Alliance partners and a handful of others such as Virgin Australia and Alaska Airlines.
KrisFlyer is one of the few programs to which all four major US bank currencies transfer, and Singapore Airlines reserves most premium cabin award space on its own flights for KrisFlyer members. That combination makes it the go-to program for anyone hoping to fly Singapore Suites, First or Business.
Written and reviewed by the Points Plug team. Last reviewed .
How members earn Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles
- Flying Singapore Airlines, Scoot and Star Alliance partners.
- Transfers from American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Capital One, Citi ThankYou Points and Marriott Bonvoy.
- KrisFlyer co-branded cards and bank programs in Singapore and across Asia.
- KrisShop, Kris+ and partner promotions.
Best ways to use Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles
- Singapore Airlines Suites and First Class, which are generally only bookable with KrisFlyer miles, and long-haul Business Class on the A350 and 777.
- Spontaneous Escapes, monthly discounts of around 30% on selected Singapore Airlines award routes.
- Star Alliance partner awards, including United domestic flights and Lufthansa to Europe, on a distance-based chart.
What to watch out for
- KrisFlyer miles expire three years after they are earned, on the last day of that month, regardless of account activity, so older miles vanish even from active accounts. Basic members can extend a batch by six months and elite members by twelve, for a fee; PPS Club miles do not expire.
- Singapore Airlines adds carrier surcharges on its own awards, Advantage-tier awards cost far more than Saver, and Saver prices to Europe and the US rose by about 5 percent on November 1, 2025.
- Premium award space is contested; waitlisting is possible but not guaranteed.
Elite status tiers
- 1KrisFlyer Elite Silver
- 2KrisFlyer Elite Gold
- 3PPS Club
- 4Solitaire PPS Club
Elite Silver needs 25,000 Elite miles in a year and Elite Gold 50,000; PPS Club and Solitaire PPS are separate, spend-based tiers for premium cabin flyers whose miles never expire.
Should you sell your Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles?
Keep your miles if you have a Singapore Airlines premium cabin trip in mind; a Suites or First Class award can be worth many times any cash offer.
Consider selling miles that are approaching their 36-month expiry, or a balance transferred from a credit card with no trip planned. Because expiry is fixed from the earn date, waiting does not improve your options.
Sources
- KrisFlyer terms and conditions · official page
- KrisFlyer Elite qualification · official page
- KrisFlyer 2025 programme updates · official page
Program rules, award prices and expiry policies change often. Check the program's own terms before relying on any detail here, and see how we research and review this content.
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer award prices
Award chart. KrisFlyer publishes a one-way award chart for Singapore Airlines flights with two capacity-controlled levels, Saver and Advantage, plus a dynamic "Access" level launched in November 2025 that prices any remaining seat. Prices are set by zone pair and cabin, and Suites and First are only sold on Singapore's own metal.
- Business class Singapore to Japan
- 54,500 miles
- Suites or First, Singapore to New York
- 156,000 miles
- Business class to Europe
- 108,500 miles
See the full Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer award chart reference: prices by route, fees and surcharges, sweet spots and routing rules.
More on Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer
- Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer: 248 questions answered: joining, earning, status, awards, fees, cancellations, sharing and expiry, each answer from the airline's own pages.
- Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer elite status explained: every tier, what it takes to qualify, the benefits, upgrades and cards that help.
- How to earn Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles: joining, crediting partner flights, claiming miles after a flight and earning without flying.
- How to buy Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles: the price, yearly limits, fees, gifting and any promotion running now.
- How to claim missing Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles: the form, the deadline, partner flights and flights taken before joining.
- What Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles buy from the US to Japan, Europe and Hawaii, compared with every other program's chart.
- Transferred bank or hotel points into Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer by mistake? What you can still do with the miles, and how to sell them, after a transfer from Chase, Amex, Capital One, Citi or Marriott.
- Award change and cancellation fees and how award availability works, with Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer's rules in each table.
- Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer by the numbers: what the airline reports about the program's revenue, card deals and miles liability.
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer FAQ
- How do I sell Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles?
- Enter your Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer balance in the quote form on this page for an instant cash offer. Accept the offer and we handle the rest, with payment sent through your preferred method.
- What is the minimum number of Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles I can sell?
- We buy Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles from 50,000 miles. Balances of 100,000, 200,000 and 500,000 miles or more earn higher per-mile rates.
- How much are Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles worth in cash?
- We pay 1.06¢ to 1.25¢ per mile, rising with balance size, and publish every rate on our rates page. The quote form shows the exact price per mile for your balance before you commit. Quotes are free and carry no obligation.
- How long does it take to get paid for Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles?
- Most Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer transactions complete within 24-48 hours of accepting an offer.
- Do KrisFlyer miles expire?
- Yes. Each batch of miles expires three years after it is earned, on the last day of that month, even if the account is active. Basic members can pay to extend a batch by six months and Elite Silver and Gold members by twelve, while PPS Club members' miles do not expire.
- Which US credit cards transfer to KrisFlyer?
- American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Capital One miles and Citi ThankYou Points all transfer to KrisFlyer at 1:1, as does Marriott Bonvoy at 3:1. Bilt and Wells Fargo do not.
