Check points and miles before they expire

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Cashing out points and pooling miles with family are separate topics. This guide covers one thing only: how to check what is about to expire.

Who this suits

• People with card, airline, fuel and convenience store points spread around
• People with miles they earned long ago

1. Card points

• After identity verification, the Credit Finance Association’s integrated card point lookup shows points from each card company in one place. Check the results after verification.
• Some partner points may not show up, so check those with each card company.

2. Asiana miles

• Miles are valid until 31 December of the 10th year from the flight or earning date (12 years for Diamond and above).
• Miles earned up to 30 September 2008 never expire.
• Miles that can expire are used first, starting with those that have the least time left.
• If you cancel an award ticket, the refunded miles keep their original validity. Miles that have already expired are not refunded.
• After the merger with Korean Air, existing Asiana miles run separately for 10 years and keep their original validity. The announced conversion rates are 1:1 for flight miles and 1:0.82 for partner miles.

3. OK Cashbag (fuel and other partners)

• Points expire automatically after 60 months with no use since your last earning, top-up, use or cash refund.
• Visiting the website or getting a balance notice does not extend this.
• A notice is sent 1 month before expiry (3 or more notices for topped-up points).

4. GS&POINT / GS ALL points (fuel, convenience store, etc.)

• Since GS ALL points launched, GS&POINT can only be spent. From 26 February 2025, new earnings go to GS ALL points or GS SHOP credit.
• GS&POINT is now a partner point, so you need a one-time third-party terms consent to check it.
• GS ALL point validity: 5 years for purchase earnings, 2 years for extra purchase points, and event points as announced for each event.
• Contact: GS&POINT center 1544-5151

Common mistakes

• Thinking that logging in to a site extends the expiry
• Treating old Asiana miles and post-merger miles as having the same validity
• Assuming event points also last 5 years

Checklist

• ☐ Integrated card point lookup (after verification)
• ☐ Year each airline mile was earned
• ☐ Last OK Cashbag activity date
• ☐ GS&POINT balance after the terms consent
• ☐ Use the soonest-expiring points first

For how card points and airline miles work, see our card points and airline miles guide.

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