Best Card for Foreign Spending

[JoshuaJebaraj]

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a card to make some upcoming purchases in the U.S., specifically from Apple, totaling around $3,000. Can you all suggest some good cards for this purpose?

Currently, I hold the following cards:

1. HDFC Millennia (limit: ₹2.3 lakh)
2. ICICI Apay and Coral Card (limit: ₹4 lakh)

I am looking for a card that offers a better forex rate or one that provides better rewards. I am currently self-employed, and my last year’s income tax filing was around ₹8 lakh. I also have a CIBIL score of 780.





Thank you!

 

[Swastik]

Get Amex Plat Travel, this purchase alone will cross half way mark to 4L spends

DCB would also make sense but difficult to get

Any of the Vistara cards will get you 1 or tkts on this much spends, but with the merger in process, they're not issuing anymore

 

[peregrine0falcon]

Or maybe pay via cards like Scapia or AU ixigo or find someone in US with discover it card so you can get 10% off (by buying from Amazon or Target).

 

[helloworld]

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a card to make some upcoming purchases in the U.S., specifically from Apple, totaling around $3,000. Can you all suggest some good cards for this purpose?

Currently, I hold the following cards:

1. HDFC Millennia (limit: ₹2.3 lakh)
2. ICICI Apay and Coral Card (limit: ₹4 lakh)

I am looking for a card that offers a better forex rate or one that provides better rewards. I am currently self-employed, and my last year’s income tax filing was around ₹8 lakh. I also have a CIBIL score of 780.





Thank you!

Post in thread 'best way to earn a positive return on international spends'

Jul 29, 2024

Post in thread 'Zero Forex + Reward Points = Net gain card for forex spends' https://www.technofino.in/community...-gain-card-for-forex-spends.20246/post-451027

Post in thread 'Best Cards for Shopping from International US & EU sites e.g. AMZN US, UE & EU Brands etc?' https://www.technofino.in/community...-g-amzn-us-ue-eu-brands-etc.15230/post-609328

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