Visa Credit Cards
17 cards
Visa credit cards — the most widely accepted network worldwide, ideal for overseas spending.
HSBC Visa Signature
HSBC
SC Simply Cash Visa
Standard Chartered
BOC SOGO Visa Signature
BOC
BOC Cheers Visa Infinite
BOC
BOC Cheers Visa Signature
BOC
DBS Eminent Visa Signature Card
DBS
DBS Eminent Visa Platinum Card
DBS
DBS COMPASS VISA
DBS
AEON Visa 信用卡 (Purple)
AEON
WeWa Visa Signature 卡
安信
WeWa Visa 白金卡（學生）
安信
建行(亞洲) eye+ Visa Signature Card
建行(亞洲)
建行(亞洲) AIA Visa 信用卡
建行(亞洲)
ICBC 宇宙星座 Visa Signature
ICBC
富邦一田 Visa 白金卡
富邦銀行
富邦 Visa Infinite 卡
富邦銀行
富邦iN ShopBack Visa白金卡
富邦銀行
Frequently asked questions
How is Visa different from other card networks?
Visa is an international card network with a global merchant footprint. Visa and Mastercard have the widest acceptance, UnionPay usually carries the lowest fees for spending in mainland China, American Express has fewer merchants but a wider range of perks, and JCB earns extra rebates in Japan.
How many Visa cards are there?
We list 17 Visa credit cards from major banks including HSBC, Standard Chartered, Citi, Hang Seng, DBS and BEA.
What foreign transaction fee do Visa cards charge?
It depends on the issuing bank, typically around 1.95%–2%. Some cards waive or refund the fee — check the card detail page.
Who should get a Visa card?
It depends on how you spend: frequent travellers get the widest acceptance from Visa or Mastercard; UnionPay has low fees in mainland China; premium users get airport lounges and other perks with American Express; and JCB carries partner offers in Japan.