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170,000 bonus Qantas Points with the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card
Card Overview
Earn 170,000 bonus Qantas Points when you apply, are approved and spend $6,000 on eligible purchases in the first 3 months. T&Cs apply. New American Express Card Members only. Ends 16 June 2026. Earn up to 2 Qantas Points per $1 on eligible business purchases, plus access to two domestic Qantas Club Complimentary Lounge Invitations each year and complimentary international travel insurance. The annual fee is $450.
Key Attributes
170,000 bonus Qantas Points*, when you spend a minimum of $6,000 on eligible purchases in the first 3 months of approval date. Offer ends 16 June 2026. T&C's apply. New American Express Card Members only.
2 domestic Qantas Club Complimentary Lounge Invitations each year⁺
Complimentary Travel Insurance
Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay
Charge Card - Access a line of unsecured funding with flexible spending power⁼
Earn 2 Qantas Points per $1 spent on Qantas products and services, 1.25 Qantas Points per $1 spent on everyday business purchases, and 0.5 Qantas Points per $1 spent on government charges.^
After a total of 500,000 Qantas Points is earned in a calendar year, the everyday business earn rate will change from 1.25 to 0.75 Qantas Points per $1 spent.^
Annual Fee: $450 p.a. and up to 99 Employee Cards at no additional cost
Card Members who currently hold or who have previously held any other Card product issued by American Express Australia Limited in the preceding 18 month period are ineligible for this offer. Previous and existing bank-issued American Express companion Card Members are eligible for this offer.
American Express has 170,000 bonus Qantas Points for New American Express Card Members who apply for the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card, are approved and spend $6,000 on eligible purchases within the first 3 months of your approval date.* Offer ends 16 June 2026. T&Cs apply. Available to new American Express Card Members only.
The card is targeted at smaller business owners, looking for a Charge card (meaning you can access a line of unsecured funding with flexible spending power=) with the ability to earn Qantas Points, and boost the Qantas Points they can earn from their business travel with Qantas.
Qantas Points earned on the card are credited to a business’ Qantas Business Rewards account rather than a Qantas Frequent Flyer account, which gives businesses increased flexibility in how they can redeem Qantas Points earned from spend on the card – Qantas Business Rewards allows business owners to transfer Qantas Points to any Qantas Frequent Flyer member. Free Qantas Business Rewards membership is also included with the card (usually $89.50).
The Qantas Business Rewards Card offers a variety of travel benefits such as two domestic Qantas Club Complimentary Lounge Invitations each year+, and business-friendly features such as travel inconvenience cover and the ability to monitor expenditure.
Use your Qantas Business Rewards Points to upgrade your business travel into Business Class.
Qantas Business Rewards allows small business owners to use their points with more flexibility
The key benefit of using Qantas Business Rewards as the loyalty program linked to the card is that the program allows you to earn Qantas Points into your Qantas Business Rewards account.
Qantas Points in the Qantas Business Rewards account can then be transferred to any individual Qantas Frequent Flyer account.
Which means the Qantas Points aren’t locked into a single frequent flyer account and offers an easy way to distribute points to staff members as additional rewards, incentives or for multiple company executives to redeem the business’ Qantas Points for flights or upgrades.
This is a big difference for small business owners, compared to using a card linked to an individual frequent flyer account.
Card Details
Card
American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card
Loyalty Program
Qantas Business Rewards
Points earned from spend^
2 Qantas Points per $1 spent on Qantas products and services
1.25 Qantas Points per $1 spent everywhere else
0.5 Qantas Points per $1 spent on utilities, insurances and government bodies
After a total of 500,000 Qantas Points is earned in a calendar year, the everyday business earn rate will change from 1.25 to 0.75 Qantas Points per $1 spent.^
Included Insurances
Complimentary domestic and international Travel Insurance (PDS)
Overseas transaction fee
3% of the converted amount
Mobile wallet
Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay
Minimum income requirement
Annual business revenue of $75,000 or more
Annual fee
$450 p.a. (tax-deductible)
Earning Points with American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card
As mentioned before, this card earns Qantas Points into a Qantas Business Rewards account. This means there are a number of advantages for business owners vs earning points into a personal Qantas Frequent Flyer account, which we get into later in this guide.
The full set of points earn rates with the card are summarised as follows:
2 Qantas Points per $1 spent on Qantas products in Australia^
1.25 Qantas Points per $1 spent on all other purchases, except those listed in 0.5 points category ^
0.5 Qantas Points per $1 spent on utilities, insurance providers (with the exception of American Express) and government bodies, which includes the ATO^
The earn rate for Card Members varies based on the purchase – most transactions will yield 1.25 Qantas Points per dollar.
In addition, purchases of Qantas products – such as Qantas passenger flights (with a QF flight number) purchased directly from Qantas, Qantas Frequent Flyer and Qantas Club membership joining and annual fees, and accommodation booked through Qantas – will all earn 2 Qantas Points per $1 spent. Note that spend with Jetstar is excluded from the bonus.
After a total of 500,000 Qantas Points is earned in a calendar year, the everyday business earn rate will change from 1.25 to 0.75 Qantas Points per $1 spent.^
Qantas Business Rewards offers additional points for flights taken by members in the account based on distance – the points earned are based on the number of points that would be earned by a Bronze status Frequent Flyer member for the flight (regardless of the actual status of the passenger), and a multiplier of between 20% – 40% depending on your Qantas Business Rewards Membership level.
Card Members can also transfer up to 20,000 points to their Qantas Frequent Flyer account that can be counted towards Qantas Points Club.
Our full guide to Qantas Business Rewards explains this in more detail, but in short there are a number of different levels as you advance through the program based on how many points you earn from flying.
This means points earned from flights will count towards your Qantas Business Rewards membership level, meaning Card Members who fly with Qantas are going to earn even more points. Higher membership levels in Qantas Business Rewards are going to be easier to attain given the additional earning power of the card.
So, summing up – for an eligible Qantas flight, a Qantas Business Rewards American Express Card Members would earn:
The usual number of Qantas Points into their personal Qantas Frequent Flyer account for the flight
Plus 2 Qantas Points per $1 spent when using the card
Eligibility criteria for the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card
To be eligible for the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card, you must meet the following criteria:
Business owner with valid ABN – Sole Trader, Company or Trust
18 years or over
Australian citizen or a permanent resident
Annual business revenue of $75,000 or more
Have a good credit history and no payment defaults
The American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card comes with a tax deductible annual fee of $450, which may be tax deductible if the card is used solely for business purposes. However, given the tax implications, you should double-check with your accountant or tax advisor.
Flexible Payment Option
Business owners can free up their cash flow with access to a line of unsecured funding with flexible spending power= on their Charge Card. Instead of paying off the balance in full each statement period, it can be paid off over time.
How it works:
The Card Member will receive a statement at the end of each statement period summarising their spend
They can choose to pay the Closing Balance, the minimum amount due, or any amount in between (up to their Flexible Payment Option Limit).
They can carry over any unpaid amount to their next month’s balance. Any amount not paid in full will incur interest at a rate of 23.99% p.a. until repaid.
With Flexible Payment Option, you will be charged interest if you do not pay your Closing Balance in full by the due date each month. Please refer to your monthly statements for the current interest rate. Please refer to the full Flexible Payment Option Terms and Conditions.
Other benefits of the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card
The American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card is a Charge card. Unless American Express tell you otherwise, your American Express Charge card comes with flexible spending power, also known as no-pre-set spending limit. This means that the amount you can spend is dynamic and can adapt based on your transaction patterns, your businesses credit rating and other factors. The way you use your Card can help your spending power grow, particularly in the first few months. To help maximise your spending power, you can make regular transactions and don’t miss any payments.
Up to 99 additional Card Members free of charge
You can boost your Card points balance and simplify employee expense management by adding employees to your Account. The Card offers up to 99 Supplementary Card Members for no extra fee.
You can check the balance of the Supplementary Card anytime via your online account, and the spend is also clearly stated on your Card statement.
Travel Inconvenience Cover
The American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card comes with Travel Inconvenience Cover, which will cover you for flight delays, missed connections or delayed luggage when the trip is purchased with the card. Full terms and conditions for this insurance can be found here.
This guide references some of the benefits of insurance policies provided with this card. You should read the PDS and obtain independent professional advice before obtaining this product.
Keeping track of business spending
To assist with keeping track of the business’s financial performance and spending, The American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card allows for transaction details to be downloaded in a variety of file formats including Quicken, QuickBooks, Microsoft Money, QIF and CSV.
If you are enrolled with MYOB, you can also automate the Card transactions data to your MYOB account.
Mobile wallet integration
American Express Cards work with Apple Pay®, Google Wallet™ and Samsung Pay, meaning you can use this card on your smartphone for easier payments.
Read the Point Hacks guide to using Apple Pay or for using Google Wallet and Samsung Pay, including instructions on how to add your American Express card to those services.
With this feature set up, it means you could still use your NFC-enabled phone to make purchases with your American Express account, even if your physical card is lost or stolen and pending replacement.
Eligibility criteria for bonus points for existing American Express Card Members
American Express are quite specific about whether existing Card Members will be eligible for bonus points if they apply for a card, are approved, and meet the minimum spend criteria.
Card Members who currently hold or who have previously held any Card product issued by American Express Australia Limited in the preceding 18 month period are ineligible for this offer.
American Express don’t allow existing Card Members, even for different types of American Express cards (e.g. Charge, Credit or Business) to be eligible for bonus points offers for cards in a different family.
Summing Up
Overall, this is a card well worth considering by business owners looking for more Qantas Points from their business spend, even more so given the link to Qantas Business Rewards offering more flexibility in how business owners can direct their points when they want to redeem them.
It would work especially well if the business’s primary travel spend and patterns are with Qantas and paid for by the business directly.
It will also appeal to those looking at the benefits of a charge card, that lets you access a line of unsecured funding with flexible spending power= meaning businesses can put through larger transactions on the Card and earn Qantas Points.
The Qantas Business Rewards card may have a relatively high annual fee, but don’t forget it can be a tax-deductible expense. The card also has good points earn rates and uncapped points earn on card business spend, which can offer value for those looking to earn Qantas Points through their business’ everyday spending and travel.
American Express & Qantas Business Rewards Terms & Conditions
* 170,000 bonus Qantas Points
Offer only available to new American Express Card Members who apply by 16 June 2026, are approved and spend $6,000 on eligible purchases on their new Card in the first three (3) months from the Card approval date. Eligible purchases do not include Card fees and charges, for example annual fees, interest, late payment, cash advances, balance transfers, traveller’s cheques and foreign currency conversion.Card Members who currently hold or who have previously held any Card product issued by American Express Australia Limited in the past 18 months are ineligible for this offer.130,000 bonus Qantas Points will be awarded to the eligible Card Member’s Account 8-10 weeks after the spend criteria has been met. Subject to Travel Fund Terms and Conditions. Subject to the American Express® Qantas Business Rewards Card Points Terms and Conditions. $450 annual Card fee applies. This advertised offer is not applicable or valid in conjunction with any other advertised or promotional offer.
^ Qantas Business Rewards Member
A business must be a Qantas Business Rewards Member to earn Qantas Points for business. Membership and the earning of Qantas Points as a business are subject to the Qantas Business Rewards Terms and Conditions. Points are earned in accordance with and subject to the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card Points Terms and Conditions. Your business will earn 1.25 Qantas Points per $1 of everyday spend, which does not include annual fees, late payment fee and fees and charges for foreign currencies. Your business will earn 0.5 Qantas Points per $1 spent at participating merchants classified as “utilities” including gas, water and electricity providers; “government” including the Australian Taxation Office, the Australian Postal Corporation, federal/state and local government bodies; and “insurance” excluding insurances offered by American Express. Industry specific earn rate may apply when you use a payment account, payment aggregator, services of a third party or online retailers that sell goods for another merchant. For example a payment made to Local Government bodies processed through a payment aggregator may earn rates at the government earn rate. Your business will earn 2 Qantas Points per $1 spent on the following Qantas Products and Services purchased on the Qantas merchant account (i.e. directly from Qantas): Qantas passenger flights (with a QF flight number), Qantas Holidays, Qantas Branded non-airfare products, and Qantas Frequent Flyer and Qantas Club membership joining and annual fees. Excludes Jetstar. For the full list of exclusions, please refer to the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card Points Terms and Conditions.
From 10 January 2024, once you have earned a total of 500,000 Qantas Points on your Card Account in a calendar year, your earn rate of 1.25 Qantas Points per $1 spent will change to 0.75 Qantas Points per $1 spent on everyday business purchases. All other earn rates (Qantas products, services and government, utilities and insurances spend) will remain unchanged. Qantas Points earned by all Card Members on a Card Account contribute to the 500,000 points threshold each calendar year. Bonus points earned from Acquisition bonus offers and marketing campaigns are excluded from the threshold.
+ Qantas Domestic Lounge passes
Your business is eligible to receive two domestic Qantas Club Complimentary Lounge Invitations each anniversary year of your American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card (Card) Membership, provided that: (a) the Primary Card Member is a Qantas Frequent Flyer member; (b) your business makes a purchase on selected Qantas products and services; and (c) you have registered your business’s Qantas Frequent Flyer number with your business’s Card Account. Selected Qantas products and services are the purchase of (a) a Qantas passenger flight departing from Australia with a QF flight number, purchased in Australian Dollars (AUD) directly from Qantas.com.au using your business’s Card that appears on your Card statement; or (b) using your Card to pay for joining or annual fees for Qantas Frequent Flyer, Qantas Business Rewards or Qantas Club membership. Within 2 weeks of purchasing selected Qantas products and services, two Qantas Club Complimentary Lounge Invitations will be assigned to the Qantas Frequent Flyer account nominated by your business. If your Qantas Frequent Flyer member information requires updating, call the number on the back of your Card. In order to use your invitations, login to your Qantas Frequent Flyer Account or use the Qantas App to access your invitations and link them with an eligible Qantas flight booking prior to use (must be done at least 24 hours prior to your departure time). Each Qantas Club Complimentary Lounge Invitation is valid for a single visit by one guest to a domestic Qantas Club Lounge only and must be used prior to expiry. Access and use are subject to the Complimentary Lounge Invitation Terms and Conditions and the Lounge Entry Terms and Conditions. Invitations may be revoked or withheld if your business’s Card account is not in good standing, if the selected Qantas products and services are refunded in full, or if you have not complied with the Complimentary Lounge Invitation Terms and Conditions, and the American Express Business Terms and Conditions.
= Flexible Spending Power
Unless we tell you otherwise, your American Express Charge card comes with flexible spending power, also known as no pre-set spending limit. This means that the amount you can spend is dynamic and can adapt based on your transaction patterns, your business’ credit rating, and other factors. The way you use your Card can help your spending power grow, particularly in the first few months. To help maximise your spending power, make regular transactions and don’t miss any payments.
170,000 bonus Qantas Points with the American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card was last modified: February 20th, 2026 by
Community Comments
As of May 2024, does this card still give you a domestic flight voucher equivalent to the cost of the annual fee?
According to the offer details, I understand that I can earn 150,000 bonus Qantas Points if I spend $3,000 on eligible purchases within the first two months of my card approval.
However, I would like to seek clarification regarding a specific type of spending. Could you please confirm whether a payment made directly to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) qualifies as an eligible purchase towards this offer?
In regard to eligibility, does personal income impact this?
The application asks for both business revenue and personal annual income. My business revenue is above the 75k required, but personal income is well below this as the business pays both my spouse and I.
Hi Jack, if you go through our link it’s 160,000 points + 20,000 bonus for first-timers. Different partners can have different offers, so it helps to ‘shop around’.
Hi JC, I’ve looked into this and it appears you’re correct that the $450 Qantas Travel Credit is not showing. I’ve alerted the team and we will update/fix the page ASAP.
If I sign up under my business for this card, and cancel the card later, do I lose the points? My partner and I both have personal Qanras FF accounts, but we don’t have a business one. Does a business one work the same way?
NO, you will not lose your points once they are credited to your Qantas Business Rewards account, so long as you meet all the expiration policies for keeping Qantas Business Rewards points active.
Just spoke to someone at Amex about this card and the bonus points offer.
If any director of the business has held an American Express card in their name in the past 18 months, business or personal, then the applicant does not qualify for the bonus points.
hi daniel
can you please clarify the criteria for this business card as the Amex website states min revenue is $75k, not $24k as stated in this article, and also needs to be GST registered.
regards
gianni
Based on the current offer (130k Qantas points), does anyone actually find value in applying for this card?
Although you get the 130k points, the annual fee of $450 and no travel credit or lounge passes provided to offset the annual fee really negates the value for me to keep it passed the first year.
Being a small business owner, it would take a lot of spending (with places that actually accept amex) to even get enough points to offset the annual fee.
I might see larger business with expenses worth $100,000’s + seeing value, though then other non-amex cards exist on the market with lower annual fees (or waived if have home loan with the financial institution) and better incentives (e.g. ANZ Qantas Black CC).
Generally speaking, business cards such as this one forgo the travel credit that you might find on a personal card as they offer other ‘business specific’ benefits, such as complimentary additional cardholders that exceed what you get on a personal card and automatic feeds into accounting packages to name a few.
Again, whether this provides value to you is based on your specific business requirements.
How would a charge card affect my credit rating compared to a credit card?
Also, an insurance policy of mine was defaulted 18 months ago due to a replacement card being issued and me forgetting to update my credit card debit details… How would that affect my application? (FYI that credit card was recently paid off & cancelled)
Cheers
Has anyone done the maths on whether it is worth paying ATO bills using this card when the points are .5 QANTAS point per dollar and Amex fee from ATO is 1.45%?
Well lets use an example of you having to pay $20,000 ATO bill.
– $20,000 (@ 0.5 points per dollar spent) = 10000 points
– 1.45% of $20,000 = $290
Therefore in this scenario, you are paying $290 for 10,000 QFF points.
You are essentially paying 2.9c per point, which in my opinion is very poor value.
If you were a few points short of your dream redemption, then you might find value, though in general I wouldn’t use this method as a way to accumulate points.
Disclaimer: What I have noted about is just my opinion (based on the facts/figures provided), and is not in any way a recommendation on what you should do with your point collection strategy. You should perform your own due diligence (or seek professional advice) before taking any action.
Thanks for your reply. This is a reasonable way to look at it and as you correctly highlighted, the value will be subject on your specific circumstance and objective.
Where can I find details on the requirement for new members to “spend $3,000 on their new Card in the first 2 months from the Card approval date …” I can’t see this in writing in any of the 3 terms and conditions brochures, or list of FAQs shown for this card on the AMEX website.
As far as we know, Amex assess small business cards against the individual applying even though the application looks at the company as well. This means holding any Amex-issued card product in the preceding 18-month period will rule you out for this bonus offer.
It’s probably best to give Amex a call to confirm this.
As of May 2024, does this card still give you a domestic flight voucher equivalent to the cost of the annual fee?
According to the offer details, I understand that I can earn 150,000 bonus Qantas Points if I spend $3,000 on eligible purchases within the first two months of my card approval.
However, I would like to seek clarification regarding a specific type of spending. Could you please confirm whether a payment made directly to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) qualifies as an eligible purchase towards this offer?
In regard to eligibility, does personal income impact this?
The application asks for both business revenue and personal annual income. My business revenue is above the 75k required, but personal income is well below this as the business pays both my spouse and I.
Will this impact approval?
Is it 150,000, or 160,000 points initially? Qantas website is saying 150,000+20,000
Hi Jack, if you go through our link it’s 160,000 points + 20,000 bonus for first-timers. Different partners can have different offers, so it helps to ‘shop around’.
I cant see the $450 Qantas voucher when you link through, does this still apply you think?
Hi JC, I’ve looked into this and it appears you’re correct that the $450 Qantas Travel Credit is not showing. I’ve alerted the team and we will update/fix the page ASAP.
Hi,
If I sign up under my business for this card, and cancel the card later, do I lose the points? My partner and I both have personal Qanras FF accounts, but we don’t have a business one. Does a business one work the same way?
Cheers
Hi Jeremy
NO, you will not lose your points once they are credited to your Qantas Business Rewards account, so long as you meet all the expiration policies for keeping Qantas Business Rewards points active.
Just spoke to someone at Amex about this card and the bonus points offer.
If any director of the business has held an American Express card in their name in the past 18 months, business or personal, then the applicant does not qualify for the bonus points.
Good to know. That was my question holding a personal amex.
Including Supplementary card holders?
hi daniel
can you please clarify the criteria for this business card as the Amex website states min revenue is $75k, not $24k as stated in this article, and also needs to be GST registered.
regards
gianni
Hi gianni marion
The minimum annual business revenue needs to be $24,000 or more as per the American Express website https://www.americanexpress.com/au/business/business-credit-cards/qantas-business-rewards-card
And yes, the business must have a valid ABN and be registered for GST.
Based on the current offer (130k Qantas points), does anyone actually find value in applying for this card?
Although you get the 130k points, the annual fee of $450 and no travel credit or lounge passes provided to offset the annual fee really negates the value for me to keep it passed the first year.
Being a small business owner, it would take a lot of spending (with places that actually accept amex) to even get enough points to offset the annual fee.
I might see larger business with expenses worth $100,000’s + seeing value, though then other non-amex cards exist on the market with lower annual fees (or waived if have home loan with the financial institution) and better incentives (e.g. ANZ Qantas Black CC).
Hi Benji
Generally speaking, business cards such as this one forgo the travel credit that you might find on a personal card as they offer other ‘business specific’ benefits, such as complimentary additional cardholders that exceed what you get on a personal card and automatic feeds into accounting packages to name a few.
Again, whether this provides value to you is based on your specific business requirements.
How would a charge card affect my credit rating compared to a credit card?
Also, an insurance policy of mine was defaulted 18 months ago due to a replacement card being issued and me forgetting to update my credit card debit details… How would that affect my application? (FYI that credit card was recently paid off & cancelled)
Cheers
Unfortunately, for legal reasons, we can’t comment on personal credit situations but I can point you to our series on how credit records work.
Has anyone done the maths on whether it is worth paying ATO bills using this card when the points are .5 QANTAS point per dollar and Amex fee from ATO is 1.45%?
Well lets use an example of you having to pay $20,000 ATO bill.
– $20,000 (@ 0.5 points per dollar spent) = 10000 points
– 1.45% of $20,000 = $290
Therefore in this scenario, you are paying $290 for 10,000 QFF points.
You are essentially paying 2.9c per point, which in my opinion is very poor value.
If you were a few points short of your dream redemption, then you might find value, though in general I wouldn’t use this method as a way to accumulate points.
Disclaimer: What I have noted about is just my opinion (based on the facts/figures provided), and is not in any way a recommendation on what you should do with your point collection strategy. You should perform your own due diligence (or seek professional advice) before taking any action.
Hi Benji
Thanks for your reply. This is a reasonable way to look at it and as you correctly highlighted, the value will be subject on your specific circumstance and objective.
Thanks Matt. I was looking at the terms and conditions shown on the Amex link in the article (https://www.americanexpress.com/au/content/small-business/services/card-terms-and-conditions.html). Couldn’t see any reference to the $3000 spend requirement in the relevant T&C brochure linked on that webpage (I see that the T&C brochure is dated September 2017 so maybe out of date.)
Where can I find details on the requirement for new members to “spend $3,000 on their new Card in the first 2 months from the Card approval date …” I can’t see this in writing in any of the 3 terms and conditions brochures, or list of FAQs shown for this card on the AMEX website.
You can find that on the Amex page under the first point of Terms and Conditions.
I hold an AMEX card in my own right
If I apply in the name of my Pty Ltd Company of which I am a director am I excluded ??
Hi Chris,
As far as we know, Amex assess small business cards against the individual applying even though the application looks at the company as well. This means holding any Amex-issued card product in the preceding 18-month period will rule you out for this bonus offer.
It’s probably best to give Amex a call to confirm this.
Hi Keith
Thanks for the post.
This would be a great card for me but I got the DJ’s card this year. Would I be eligible for the points?
Thanks Luciana
Hi Luciana,
If you only hold a DJ’s American Express then yes, you should be eligible for the points bonus. Any other card issued by American Express in your name, then no.
You can read more about this here: https://www.pointhacks.com.au/american-express-points-offer-eligibility/
Its weird how they dont allow bonus points for non-business amex holders. This isn’t the practice for other business cc providers.