TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite 
TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Review
TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite is a Canadian credit card built around its current welcome offer, ongoing rewards, and included benefits. It may be a good fit for travellers who book through Expedia for TD and can meet the larger minimum-spend requirement.
Offer details, eligibility, fees, earn rates, and promotional availability can change. Review the issuer’s current terms before applying and compare the card with alternatives based on your own spending.
Welcome offer
The current headline offer is 20,000 – 160,000TD Rewards points
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Bonus breakdown
- 20K points after first purchase
- 140K points after $7,500 spend in 180 days
- 10% anniversary bonus, maximum 10K points
Rewards and earn rates
Base: 2x; 8x travel (Expedia for TD only); 6x grocery, dining, and transit; 4x recurring and streaming
Where it may stand out: The recorded earn structure highlights Base: 2x; 8x travel (Expedia for TD only); 6x grocery, dining, and transit; 4x recurring and streaming. This is most useful when those categories match your regular spending.
Fees, spending, and first-year value
- Annual fee: FYF
- Recorded minimum spend: $7,500
- Recorded estimated value: $800
First-year value breakdown
- 160,000 points x 0.5 cpp = $800
- Best portal cashback = $100
- Annual Expedia4TD credit = $100
- First-Year Value = $1,000
Key benefits
- $100 annual Expedia4TD credit
- Points worth 0.5 cpp at Expedia4TD
- 4 annual lounge passes
Available rebates and application incentives
- CCG $100 (expires 2026-10-31)
- GCR $25
Who may benefit from this card?
Travellers who book through Expedia for TD and can meet the larger minimum-spend requirement. The card is less compelling when its bonus requirements, annual fee, redemption system, or highlighted spending categories do not match how you normally spend.
Bottom line
TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite should be evaluated using the current offer, your ability to meet the spending requirement, the annual fee, and the practical value of its rewards and benefits. This review is general information, not financial advice.