Enrich is the loyalty program of Malaysia Airlines. Thanks to its membership in the global oneworld Alliance, Enrich members can earn and burn points across a wide range of partners. These include Qantas, Qatar Airways and Cathay Pacific, among many more.

Being based in Malaysia, there aren’t quite as many opportunities to earn and spend points for Australian members. But it’s still possible to earn meaningful rewards if you play your cards right. As more of a ‘niche’ program in the Australian market, getting the most from Enrich requires more strategy than with other programs.

This makes it a better fit for those who regularly travel to Malaysia – and fly with Malaysia Airlines – than those who don’t. Curious? Keep reading to learn more.

How do I join Malaysia Airlines Enrich?

It’s free to sign up to Malaysia Airlines Enrich. You can join via the Malaysia Airlines website. Then, navigate to Log In / Sign Up on the right-side menu bar, before choosing ‘Enrich’ from the drop-down menu. Here are the steps to follow.

  1. Go to the Malaysia Airlines homepage.
  2. Look for ‘Log In / Sign Up’ on the right-side menu bar, before choosing ‘Enrich’ from the drop-down menu.
  3. Near the bottom of the login screen, choose ‘Create a new Enrich account now’.
  4. Follow the steps to enter your email. You’ll need to verify your address with a code before continuing.
  5. Choose a password and enter your personal details.
  6. Click ‘Sign Up’ to finalise your registration.
Join Malaysia Airlines Enrich

How do I earn Malaysia Airlines Enrich Points?

As probably goes without saying, the quickest way to earn Enrich Points in Australia is to fly with Malaysia Airlines. Flights taken on Malaysia Airlines’ partners could also profit your Enrich account.

On Malaysia Airlines’ own flights, the number of Enrich Points earned depends on the amount spent, as well as your status. This rates also apply with Firefly and MASwings.

TierMH Blue Card BlueMH Silver Card SilverMH Gold Card GoldMH Platinum Card Platinum
Enrich Points1.5 Points per RM1 spent1.6 Points per RM1 spent 2 Points per RM1 spent 2.2 Points per RM1 spent

For example, an Enrich Platinum member booking a Kuala Lumpur-Sydney fare for RM1,500 [~A$501] would stand to earn roughly 3,300 Enrich Points.

Flying with Malaysia Airlines Enrich Points
The view from the Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge in KLIA.

With partner airlines, Enrich Points are earned based on the fare type and distance flown. These partners are:

Alaska Airlines
American Airlines
British Airways
Cathay Pacific
Finnair
Iberia
Japan Airlines
Qantas
Qatar Airways
Royal Air Maroc
Royal Jordanian
SriLankan Airlines
Air France
Emirates
Etihad Airways
KLM
LATAM
S7 Airlines

If you have American Express Membership Rewards points, you can transfer them to Enrich at a 2:1 ratio.

You could also:

  • Earn Enrich Points from hotel stays with booked with chains such as Hilton Honors and IHG One Rewards.
  • Buy Enrich Points starting from US$0.025 (2.5 US cents) each. A minimum purchase of 1,000 Enrich Points (US$25) applies.

There are other ways to earn points when you’re based in Malaysia, such as through financial products and shopping. But of course, these don’t really apply for members based in Australia.

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How do I redeem Malaysia Airlines Enrich Points?

You can use Enrich Points for lounge access passes or Enrich Hotels’ booking service. But by far the most popular use of points will be for reward flights on Malaysia Airlines and its partners.

The best starting point is Malaysia Airlines’ award chart, which details the costs in Enrich Points for the airline’s flights. For example, flights between Kuala Lumpur and Australia cost 21,000 Points in Economy and 49,000 Points in Business Class.

Malaysia Airlines A350 Business Class
You could fly Business Class to Malaysia for under 50,000 Enrich Points, per person one-way.

A different award chart applies for reward bookings with oneworld member airlines. The points needed depends on distance travelled, as well as the cabin. Return journeys demonstrate much better value than one-way.

If you wanted to fly Qantas Business Class between Perth and Singapore (2,421 miles), then you’d need 82,000 Points one-way or 125,000 Points return, plus any associated carrier charges and taxes.

Malaysia Airlines Enrich oneworld and partner redemption table
The Enrich redemption table for oneworld and other partner airlines.

How do I earn Malaysia Airlines Enrich elite status?

Enrich has three main elite status levels – Silver, Gold and Platinum. These status levels are achieved by earning Elite Points.

You can earn anywhere between one to 12 Elite Points per eligible flight. The exact number earned depends on the route, airline and cabin class. Here’s what that looks like when flying with Malaysia Airlines

Zone (miles)EconomyBusinessBusiness Suite (First)
Up to 500 miles123
501-1,200 miles234
1,201-2,200 miles346
2,201-3,500 miles468
3,501-5,500 miles6810
5,501-8,000 miles81012
8,001 miles +81012

MH Silver Card Enrich Silver

To achieve or maintain: 30 Elite Points
Oneworld equivalent: Ruby

Benefits of Enrich Silver include:

  • Earn 1.6 Enrich Points per RM1 spent on flights marketed by Malaysia Airlines.
  • 5kg extra baggage allowance with Malaysia Airlines.
  • Priority check-in and boarding.
  • Priority airport waitlist and standby.

MH Gold Card Enrich Gold

To achieve or maintain: 60 Elite Points
Oneworld equivalent: Sapphire

Building on the base benefits of Silver, Gold members can:

  • Earn two Enrich Points per RM1 spent on Malaysia Airlines-marketed flights.
  • Dedicated service line for Enrich Gold members.
  • Priority baggage delivery, with an allowance 50% greater than shown on your ticket.
  • Business Class lounge access + one guest on Malaysia Airlines and oneworld flights.

MH Platinum Card Enrich Platinum

To achieve or maintain: 100 Elite Points
Oneworld equivalent: Emerald

As the highest Enrich tier, members can:

  • Earn 2.2 Enrich Points per RM1 spent on Malaysia Airlines-marketed flights.
  • Complimentary Enrich Platinum membership for your partner.
  • Enrich Points don’t expire while Platinum status is maintained.
  • Priority First Class check-in, boarding and baggage, where available.
  • Complimentary standard seat selection more than 48 hours prior to the flight departure. Complimentary extra-legroom seats within 48 hours of flight departure during check-on only.
  • 100% extra baggage allowance on Malaysia Airlines flights.
  • Access to First Class lounges where offered, when flying on Malaysia Airlines and oneworld carriers.
Malaysia Airlines Business Suites
Malaysia Airlines Business Suites is a step up from Business Class.

How do I contact Malaysia Airlines Enrich?

To get in touch with Malaysia Airlines Enrich about a membership enquiry or flight redemption, try:

While the call centre might be the quickest way to resolve your issue, try the social media channels if the line is busy or you’re not able to call overseas numbers.

Summing up

Malaysia Airlines’ Enrich is a relatively niche program that’s best suited for those that either live or travel to Malaysia often.

It ticks all the boxes in terms of offering numerous ways to earn and redeem Enrich Points. Enrich’s redemption rates in Business Class on Malaysia Airlines’ Australian routes are also compelling, for those able to earn enough Enrich Points.

Additional reporting by Chris Chamberlin.

Frequently asked questions

How many Enrich Points does it cost to fly from KL to London?

At the time of writing, it takes 33,000 Points in Economy or 86,000 Points in Business Class to fly one-way from Kuala Lumpur to London.

How do I check my Enrich Points?

Login to your Enrich account on the Malaysia Airlines website to check your current points balance.

How long do Enrich Points last?

Malaysia Airlines Enrich Points typically expire three years after the month they are earned.

What is Enrich membership?

Enrich is the frequent flyer program of Malaysia Airlines. Holding Enrich membership enables you to earn and redeem Enrich Points on flights, as well as earn Enrich status if you’re a frequent traveller.

The Ultimate Guide to Malaysia Airlines Enrich was last modified: July 12th, 2024 by Brandon Loo