Visa is running two stacked campaigns that Indian cardholders can still use this month. If you have international travel, overseas education payments, or a recently issued Visa card, these are worth checking immediately.
Offer Details
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Visa Power Travel (till 30 Sep 2026): 0.5% base reward on eligible in-person spends and ATM withdrawals in Australia, France, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, UAE, UK, USA, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
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Extra 10% when you Tap to Pay (Google Pay / Samsung Pay) or spend at listed Visa partners (Klook, Grab, Universal Studios Singapore, Gardens by the Bay, Mustafa Centre, King Power, Bolt and others).
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Jetsetter Milestone: 20 eligible transactions totalling ₹1 lakh unlocks a one-time ₹10,000 bonus. This stacks with the base + extra 10%.
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Overseas Education Bonus (1 Jul–30 Sep): ₹1.2 lakh+ in eligible tuition or education payments online can give a ₹12,000 bonus.
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Rewards redeem as Amazon or Air India gift cards. Cap applies per card.
Eligible Cards / Who Can Avail
All eligible India-issued Visa consumer credit, debit and prepaid cards. Commercial/corporate cards usually excluded. New Visa cards issued recently also qualify for the separate voucher offer.
Visa New Card Issuance Offer (till 31 Oct 2026)
Make one eligible transaction of ₹300+ on a newly issued Visa card:
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Platinum: ₹250 voucher
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Rewards: ₹300
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Signature: ₹500
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Infinite: ₹750 Vouchers typically appear in ~5 days (Amazon Pay, Swiggy, Zomato or Flipkart depending on availability). Add-on cards on the same mobile number can often be claimed separately.
How to Claim / Steps
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Enrol and track Power Travel at visapowertravel.com.
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Use a zero-forex or high-reward Visa card for international spends to keep net value positive.
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For the new-card voucher, complete one qualifying spend and check the official Visa claim portal.
Validity / Important Notes
Power Travel ends 30 September 2026. New-card offer ends 31 October 2026. Register early, keep statements, and claim before the windows close. Use add-on cards smartly if your issuer allows them.
Act now if you have upcoming foreign spends or a new Visa card sitting unused.