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Do SAS EuroBonus points expire?

Yes, on a fixed date. Activity alone does not keep them alive. Elite status can stop expiry.

The rule

Points expire in batches, roughly 4 to 5 years after earning. Your account and monthly email show the next date.

How to check your expiry date

Your monthly EuroBonus email lists the points that expire next and the date ("Poäng som förfaller" in Swedish). In the SAS app, tap EuroBonus to see your points.

How to keep them without flying

Earning does not save an expiring batch. Book an award before the date: the trip itself can be later. Diamond status pauses expiry.

What your points are worth

We estimate SAS EuroBonus points at 1.3 US cents each when used for travel (our estimate). Letting them expire is like losing this much money:

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

Do SAS EuroBonus points expire?

Yes, on a fixed date. Points expire in batches, roughly 4 to 5 years after earning. Your account and monthly email show the next date.

How do I check when my SAS EuroBonus points expire?

Your monthly EuroBonus email lists the points that expire next and the date ("Poäng som förfaller" in Swedish). In the SAS app, tap EuroBonus to see your points.

How can I keep SAS EuroBonus points from expiring without flying?

Earning does not save an expiring batch. Book an award before the date: the trip itself can be later. Diamond status pauses expiry.

How much are 10,000 SAS EuroBonus points 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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