Capital One 15% Transfer Bonus for Qatar Airways Privilege Club
Capital One has a new transfer bonus for cardholders looking to move miles to Qatar Airways Privilege Club, a program that was added just over a year ago.
Through December 14, 2026, Capital One miles transfer to Qatar Airways at a 15% bonus, giving you more Avios for your miles. Let’s see the details.
Transfer Bonus Details
- Transfer Bonus: 15%
- Transfer Ratio: 1,000 Capital One miles = 1,150 Qatar Airways Avios
- Expiration: December 14, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET
- Loyalty Program: Qatar Airways Privilege Club
For example, transferring 50,000 Capital One miles would give you 57,500 Avios instead of the usual 50,000.
Qatar Airways Avios can be used to book flights on Qatar Airways, including its popular Qsuite business class, as well as eligible partner airlines.
Other Ways to Earn Qatar Airways Avios
Capital One isn’t the only way to get Qatar Airways Avios. You can also transfer points from several other credit card rewards programs:
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American Express Membership Rewards: 1:1 transfer ratio.
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Citi ThankYou Rewards: 1:1 transfer ratio for eligible cards.
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Bilt Rewards: 1:1 transfer ratio.
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Marriott Bonvoy: 3:1 transfer ratio, with 5,000 bonus Avios for most transfers of 60,000 Marriott points.
You can also move Avios between Qatar Airways Privilege Club and other Avios programs, including British Airways Club, Iberia Club, Aer Lingus AerClub, and Finnair Plus. This gives you more flexibility when booking Qatar Airways flights, especially if you have points spread across multiple programs.
A couple more options worth including are Rove Miles (1:1) and Chase Ultimate Rewards, which can be transferred to British Airways at 1:1 and then moved to Qatar Airways at 1:1. Wells Fargo Rewards can also use that indirect route. Then you have Qatar Cardless cards, which also get you some extra perks.
Guru’s Wrap-Up
A 15% bonus isn’t huge, but it can help if you already have a Qatar Airways redemption in mind. As always, check award availability before transferring, since these transfers are final and can’t be reversed.
