We received an email that this card officially opened for applications today. However, the welcome bonus is still just 10,000 ANA miles: the first 5,000 miles are earned after making one purchase, while the remaining 5,000 miles require $7,000 in spending within three months. The annual fee is waived for the first year. This card is issued by FNBO, so keep in mind that it’s a smaller bank.
Honestly, with AMEX Membership Rewards points transferring to ANA at a 1:1 ratio, this card really isn’t very compelling. If you’re interested in ANA miles, you may want to pick a card from the MR lineup instead.
We also recently updated our 2025 guide to ANA miles and how to use them, so take a look.
ANA recently announced that it is launching a brand-new credit card: ANA CARD U.S.A. Plus! The news has already been sent by email to members in the United States. Still, a 5,000-mile sign-up bonus feels pretty underwhelming. Realistically, this will probably appeal only to the most loyal ANA fans in the U.S.
Here are the details:
- Annual fee: $85
- Welcome bonus: 5000 miles after your first purchase
- Earning rates: 2x miles on ANA purchases, 1x on all other purchases
- Foreign transaction fee: None
- When flying ANA: 25% mileage bonus
- In-flight purchase discount: 10% off
- Airport duty-free shop discount: 10% off at ANA-operated duty-free shops
- ANA Group discount: 5% off
