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Do Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles expire?

Yes, on a fixed date. Activity alone does not keep them alive.

The rule

Miles expire a fixed time after crediting (36 months for most). Your account shows the date.

How to check your expiry date

Log in at singaporeair.com, open KrisFlyer, then Miles, then Miles Validity. Each batch has its own date.

How to keep them without flying

One-time paid extension: US$12 or 1,200 miles per 10,000 miles adds 6 months, or 12 months for Elite Silver and Gold. PPS Club members are exempt.

What your miles are worth

We estimate Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles at 1.3 US cents each when used for travel, based on One Mile at a Time's 2026 valuations. Letting them expire is like losing this much money:

BalanceEuroUS dollar
5,000 miles€58$65
10,000 miles€117$130
25,000 miles€292$325
50,000 miles€584$650
100,000 miles€1,168$1,300
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Questions

Do Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles expire?

Yes, on a fixed date. Miles expire a fixed time after crediting (36 months for most). Your account shows the date.

How do I check when my Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles expire?

Log in at singaporeair.com, open KrisFlyer, then Miles, then Miles Validity. Each batch has its own date.

How can I keep Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles from expiring without flying?

One-time paid extension: US$12 or 1,200 miles per 10,000 miles adds 6 months, or 12 months for Elite Silver and Gold. PPS Club members are exempt.

How much are 10,000 Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles worth?

About €117 ($130) when used for travel, based on an estimate of 1.3 US cents per point. What you actually get depends on how you redeem them.

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Checked 15 November 2026. Found something out of date? The program's own terms always win.