Travel Credit

How to use your $300 Travel Credit

1. Make an eligible travel purchase Use your Chase Sapphire Reserve for qualifying travel purchases such as flights, hotels, car rentals, cruises, taxis, rideshare, tolls, parking, and other purchases Chase codes as travel.

2. Pay with your Sapphire Reserve Charge the eligible purchase directly to your Chase Sapphire Reserve.

3. Get the statement credit automatically Chase automatically applies statement credits to eligible travel purchases until you have used the full $300 annual allowance.

What you get

• Up to $300 in statement credits each account anniversary year
• Credits apply automatically to eligible travel purchases
• Can be used across multiple qualifying purchases
• No enrollment required

Good to know

• The benefit resets each account anniversary year, not January 1.
• Eligible travel purchases are based on how the merchant is categorized by Chase.
• Purchases reimbursed by the $300 Travel Credit generally do not earn Ultimate Rewards points.
• You do not need to book through Chase Travel to use the credit.
• Unused credit does not roll over into the next anniversary year.
• Returns, refunds, or canceled travel can cause a previously issued statement credit to be reversed.
• UseIt tracks your annual allowance so you can see how much of the $300 remains.