Singapore to Hong Kong with KrisFlyer Miles
A short-to-medium-haul KrisFlyer redemption to Hong Kong International (HKG) at 15,500 miles one-way Economy. One of the few shorter routes that also offers Saver premium economy and first.
Hong Kong in first is one of the popular medium-haul redemptions in the KrisFlyer chart — you are effectively getting 7.0 SG cents of value for every mile you spend.
What each cabin costs, in miles and in cash.
KrisFlyer Saver Award miles are one-way from SIN. Cash ranges are an editorial baseline that shifts with booking date and season. Taxes are payable in cash regardless of cabin.
Economy
Saver award · Round trip
Premium Economy
Saver award · Round trip
Business
Saver award · Round trip
First
Saver award · Round trip
Cents per mile = (round trip cash midpoint × 100) ÷ round trip miles required. cpm is invariant under the trip-type toggle — only the absolute miles, cash and savings amounts change. Advantage cpm is roughly half Saver because the miles cost roughly doubles for the same seat. Miles and tax estimates as of April 2026.
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A short-to-medium-haul KrisFlyer redemption to Hong Kong International (HKG) at 15,500 miles one-way Economy. One of the few shorter routes that also offers Saver premium economy and first.
Economy cash fares to Hong Kong are usually moderate, so economy redemption value per mile is mid-range. The route is unusual in offering Saver premium economy and first alongside economy and business, which gives more cabins to weigh value across — the cabin pricing table above shows each.
6 Hong Kong moments to consider booking ahead.
AttractionPhoto: Deror_aviHong Kong Disneyland
Themed park on Lantau Island with a castle, parades, and lands including Toy Story Land and the World of Frozen.
AttractionPhoto: Haydn HsinThe Peak Tram & Sky Terrace 428
Historic funicular up Victoria Peak to the Sky Terrace 428 platform, the classic vantage over the harbour skyline.
Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car
Cable car over Lantau Island to Ngong Ping village, the Big Buddha, and Po Lin Monastery, with optional glass-floor Crystal cabins.
AttractionPhoto: Mk2010Ocean Park Hong Kong
Marine-life theme park on the south of Hong Kong Island, combining an aquarium and animal exhibits with thrill rides across two hilltop areas linked by cable car.
ExperiencePhoto: Siesta commonsAqua Luna Victoria Harbour cruise
Sightseeing sail across Victoria Harbour aboard the Aqua Luna, a traditional red-sail Chinese junk; evening sailings catch the Symphony of Lights.
AttractionPhoto: Mk2010Noah’s Ark Ma Wan Park
Family attraction on Ma Wan island built around a full-size replica of Noah’s Ark, with animal-themed galleries and a nature garden.
Photo credits
- Deror_avi — CC BY-SA 3.0
- Haydn Hsin — CC BY-SA 3.0
- Mk2010 — CC BY-SA 3.0
- Siesta commons — CC BY-SA 3.0
- Mk2010 — CC BY-SA 4.0
Lock in the flight, then the bed.
SIN → HKG from S$408 round trip
Compare cash fares when paying outright makes more sense than burning miles. Useful for last-minute trips and shoulder seasons.
Hong Kong hotels — find a stay that fits your trip
Filter by 4★+ rating and refundable cancellation to keep things flexible. Compare cash prices side by side before committing.
Small things travellers like to know about Hong Kong.
- Buy an Octopus card at the airport — it works on the MTR, buses, trams, the Star Ferry, and at most shops and convenience stores.
- The Airport Express is fastest to Central; free in-town check-in and a hotel shuttle bus are included with the ticket.
- Hong Kong is dense and walkable, but the hills are steep — the Central–Mid-Levels escalator is a free way to climb between districts.
- Most restaurants and shops take cards and mobile wallets, but small dai pai dong stalls and wet markets are cash-only.
Before you book.
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Cards that earn miles for Hong Kong.
These cards credit Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles — the currency every Saver award above is priced in. Use the calculator to project your annual miles by card, based on your own spending.