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With the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card, you can earn up to 160,000 TD Rewards Points† as well as an Annual Fee rebate for the first year†:

  • 20,000 TD Rewards Points for the first purchase made with your card†
  • 140,000 TD Rewards Points when you spend $7,500 within 180 days of account opening†
  • A Birthday Bonus of up to 10,000 TD Rewards Points†

Get an annual TD Travel Credit† of $100 when you book at Expedia® For TD, and enjoy your time at the airport with global airport lounge access and 4 complimentary lounge visits with Visa Airport Companion Program (a value of up to $277)†.

With the TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card, you earn:

  • 8 TD Rewards Points† for every $1 you spend when you book travel through Expedia® For TD†
  • 6 TD Rewards Points† per dollar on your grocery, dining and public transit purchases
  • 4 TD Rewards Points† per dollar on your recurring bill payments and purchases of streaming services as well as digital games and media
  • 2 TD Rewards Points† per dollar on all other purchases made with your card

This card also allows you to enjoy a range of travel benefits, including an annual travel credit, complimentary airport lounge visits, and a birthday bonus that boosts your points each year†.

Annual fee

Primary card$139
Additional card$50

Annual income required

Individual$60,000
Household$100,000

Conversion fees

2.5%

Earning rate

  • 6xGroceries
  • 6xRestaurants
  • 6xTransit
  • 4xBills & recurring payments
  • 4xStreaming
  • 2xAll spending

Value

1st Year Value$1,406
2nd Year Value$531

Card benefits

Concierge service24/7
Airport lounge access$160

Travel insurance

Travel medical (under 55)Up to $2,000,000 / 21 days
Travel medical (55-64)Up to $2,000,000 / 21 days
Travel medical (65+)Up to $2,000,000 / 4 days
Trip CancellationUp to $1,500
Trip InterruptionUp to $5,000
Delayed BaggageUp to $1,000
Lost BaggageUp to $1,000
Flight DelayUp to $500
Hotel BurglaryUp to $2,500
Travel AccidentUp to $500,000

Purchase protection

Purchase ProtectionIncluded
Extended Warranty+1 years
Mobile DeviceUp to $1,000
Auto Rental CollisionUp to $65,000 / 48 days
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With Milesopedia, take advantage of an exclusive offer: your first-year annual fees are refunded with the National Bank World Elite Mastercard. This offer is exclusively available on the Milesopedia network, from June 30 to November 4, 2026.

  • Refund of the first-year annual fee (a $150 value) for the primary cardholder. This fee is charged to your new card account, then refunded as a credit on your statement within five months of opening your account, provided it remains open and in good standing.

The National Bank World Elite Mastercard is the best Mastercard credit card offered by NBC.

With this card, you earn up to 5 points per dollar on your purchases:

  • 5 points per dollar for groceries and restaurants
  • 2 points per dollar on gas and electric recharge purchases
  • 2 points per dollar on recurring bills
  • 2 points per dollar on À la carte Travel
  • 1 point per dollar for all other purchases

And since it’s a Mastercard, you can use it at Costco.

With this card, you have access to a $150 annual travel credit that you can use in any of these categories:

  • Airport parking
  • Baggage fees
  • Seat selection
  • Access to airport lounges
  • Airline ticket upgrades

What’s more, you can enjoy access to DragonPass airport lounges and unlimited access to the National Bank Lounge at Montreal-Trudeau.

Finally, Milesopedia has named the National Bank World Elite Mastercard as the Best Travel Credit Card in 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026.

The National Bank World Elite® Mastercard® may suit you if you pay your balance in full, spend regularly on groceries and restaurants, and use its travel benefits. Ratesopedia assesses its value after the $150 annual fee, based on the rewards and reimbursements you can realistically use.

  • Groceries and restaurants: 5 points per dollar on eligible purchases until total gross monthly purchases across all categories reach $2,500; then 2 points per dollar on eligible grocery and restaurant purchases.
  • Other accelerated categories: 2 points per dollar on eligible gas and electric charging, recurring bills and À la carte Travel purchases.
  • Other purchases: 1 point per dollar.

The annual travel-expense reimbursement can reach $150 per account. It covers eligible costs such as baggage, seat selection, airport parking, lounge access and airline upgrades. Expenses must be charged to the card and claims submitted within 60 days. This is not an automatic credit to subtract from the annual fee when you do not incur qualifying expenses.

National Bank Lounge access at Montréal-Trudeau is included under the lounge’s admission rules. Since October 5, 2026, the published maximum stay at the temporary lounge is two hours for this card. DragonPass membership does not include complimentary visits.

Out-of-province emergency medical coverage is up to $5 million per person, subject to the certificate’s exclusions and these maximum trip lengths:

  • Age 54 or under: 60 days.
  • Ages 55–64: 31 days.
  • Ages 65–75 inclusive: 15 days.

People aged 76 or older are not covered by this medical benefit. Age is measured at departure. The certificate excludes this protection for a trip that exceeds the applicable maximum duration; do not assume that only the first days remain covered.

Compare this card if you expect to use those benefits every year. If you rarely travel, spend frequently in foreign currencies or prefer straightforward cash back, consider a lower-cost alternative too. The foreign-currency conversion fee is 2.5%, and point value depends on how you redeem. Use our credit card comparison tool to assess the alternatives.

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Annual fee

Primary card$150
Additional card$50

Annual income required

Individual$80,000
Household$150,000

Conversion fees

2.5%

Earning rate

  • 5xRestaurants
  • 5xGroceries
  • 2xGas & EV
  • 2xBills & recurring payments
  • 2xTravel
  • 1xAll spending

Value

1st Year Value$767
2nd Year Value$923

Card benefits

Airport lounge access$400
Travel creditsIncluded

Travel insurance

Travel medical (under 55)Up to $5,000,000 / 60 days
Travel medical (55-64)Up to $5,000,000 / 31 days
Travel medical (65+)Up to $5,000,000 / 15 days
Trip CancellationUp to $2,500
Trip InterruptionUp to $5,000
Delayed BaggageUp to $500
Lost BaggageUp to $1,000
Flight DelayUp to $500
Travel AccidentIncluded

Purchase protection

Purchase ProtectionIncluded
Extended Warranty+2 years
Mobile DeviceUp to $1,000 / 2 years
Auto Rental CollisionUp to $65,000 / 48 days

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