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ANA Card U.S.A. Plus

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The only US card that earns ANA miles directly, fee waived the first year.

6.2/10First National Bank of OmahapersonalANA Mileage Club Miles
View Current OfferBest for: ANA loyalists and Japan expats, not points maximizers

Welcome Bonus

15,000

≈$210 value

Spend Requirement

$7,000

in 3 months

Annual Fee

$85

No FTF

Credit Score

670+

(Good)

Current offer note: 5,000 miles after first purchase plus 10,000 after $7,000; campaign offer

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This is the best public offer this card has ever had. In 3 tracked offers going back to 2025, nothing has beaten 15k.

Current offer

15k

All-time high

15k

Typical offer

15k

In place since

April 2026

Sign-Up Bonus (points)Spending Requirement ($)
05,00010,00015,00020,000$0$2,500$5,000$7,500$10,0002025-012026-01Sign-Up BonusSpending Requirement ($)

Last verified 2026-06-11 · spot an outdated offer? Tell us in the comments.

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Earning Rates

  • 2xEligible ANA flight purchases
  • 1xEverything else

Credits

No statement credits, this card wins on earn rates, not coupons.

Benefits

  • $0 intro annual fee for the first year
  • No foreign transaction fees on the Plus version
  • Discounts at ANA partner hotels and shops in Japan
  • Keeps ANA Mileage Club miles active

Why it earns its spot

  • +ANA miles are one of the best premium-cabin currencies in the world
  • +Only direct US earning path outside Amex transfers

Where it costs you

  • Tiny bonus for a steep $7,000 spend requirement
  • 1x base earning is far behind transferable-point cards

The Compound Verdict

FNBO launched the Plus in February 2025 and closed the original 2022 ANA Card U.S.A. to new applicants, finally dropping the old card's foreign transaction fee. As an earning engine it loses badly to a Membership Rewards card transferring to ANA. Its real audience is Japan-bound expats who want mileage activity, partner discounts and a Japanese-friendly card relationship.

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