Marriott Bonvoy and KrisFlyer: 2,500 Bonus Points After 3 Paid Nights


Marriott Bonvoy is giving 2,500 bonus points to members who have linked their account to KrisFlyer, Singapore Airlines' loyalty program, and who complete 3 paid nights before December 31, 2026. Registration for the promotion is required, and only the first 20,000 members to finish their third night get the bonus.
It's a small amount. At our valuation of 0.9 cent per point, 2,500 Marriott Bonvoy points are worth about $22.50. If your accounts are already linked and you have a stay planned this fall, registering costs you nothing. If you haven't linked yet, read the section on linking first: it may be worth more than the bonus.
The offer is open to members of both Marriott Bonvoy and KrisFlyer whose accounts are linked through the preferred partnership between the two programs.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Bonus | 2,500 Marriott Bonvoy points |
| Requirement | 3 eligible nights after registering |
| Registration | October 1 to December 31, 2026 (11:59 p.m. Singapore time) |
| Night deadline | Before December 31, 2026 |
| Cap | First 20,000 members to complete their 3rd night |
| Posting | Within 8 weeks after the promotion ends |
| Elite status | Bonus points don't count toward status |
An eligible night is a night paid with money at a Marriott Bonvoy property, booked on marriott.com or in the Marriott Bonvoy app, at a rate that earns points. Bookings made through an online travel agency don't count.
The terms don't require the 3 nights to be consecutive or part of the same stay. They do have to come after you register, so sign up before your next check-in.

You can link your Marriott Bonvoy and KrisFlyer accounts as soon as you hold at least Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status, or at least KrisFlyer Elite Silver status. Each member can only link once.
The easiest way to get Gold Elite in Canada is the American Express Platinum Card, which grants it to cardholders once they enrol. A KrisFlyer account is free to open.
Depending on your Marriott Bonvoy status, linking also unlocks KrisFlyer benefits:
In the other direction, KrisFlyer Elite Gold and PPS Club members get Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status and a fast track to Platinum Elite.
KrisFlyer Elite Gold comes with Star Alliance Gold status, including lounge access with the alliance's airlines. For a Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite member or higher, the fast track to that status is the most valuable perk of the partnership.
The fast track requires 4 Singapore Airlines flights within 6 months of registering for the partnership, excluding award tickets and codeshare flights. And you can only link once. If you plan to attempt it on a trip to Asia in 2027, linking today for 2,500 points would start those 6 months long before you leave.
Your 3 nights can also earn you 1,500 bonus points from the global fall promotion, since the terms of the KrisFlyer offer don't exclude other Marriott Bonvoy promotions. You need a paid stay of 3 consecutive nights on one reservation, completed by November 22, 2026, and you must register by November 13, 2026.
Pay for that stay with the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card and you add a third source of points to the same trip. To compare other options, see our ranking of the best credit cards.
Are your Marriott Bonvoy and KrisFlyer accounts already linked? Register now and complete your 3 paid nights as early as you can: the 20,000 spots go to the first members who finish their third night, not to the first to register.
Not linked yet and Platinum Elite or higher? Decide first whether you'd rather save the link for the KrisFlyer Elite Gold fast track. For what your points are really worth, see our guide to Marriott Bonvoy points value, and read our piece on the minimum balance KrisFlyer requires to search for award space.
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