Trips on points
1 sourced route · Southeast Asia · updated 2026-09
Bangkok on points
Thailand
Business class
per person, round trip| Lowest | Typical | High | Cash | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 150,000 | 150,000 | 150,000 | $4,500–$8,000 | ~625,000 |
What counts as a deal: Under 150,000 points is great — that is already at or below the typical price for this route. Above 150,000 is more than any route we have sourced for this cabin.
1 sourced route
- Cap One 0.75:1CitiEVA Infinity MileageLandsGREAT
150,000 pts per person · $4,500–$8,000 cash
West Coast · Los Angeles (LAX) / San Francisco (SFO) / Seattle (SEA), via Taipei
Fees: EVA passes on modest carrier-imposed surcharges on awards (roughly $100-150 one-way in business per One Mile at a Time).
Checked 2026-09-10source
Bangkok on points FAQ
How many points to Bangkok in business?
Across the 1 sourced route we track, Bangkok in business runs about 150,000 points per person round trip, from a low of 150,000 up to 150,000. Under 150,000 points is great — that is already at or below the typical price for this route. Above 150,000 is more than any route we have sourced for this cabin. The same seats bought with cash run roughly $4,500 to $8,000.
Which cards' points get me to Bangkok?
The routes we track book through EVA Infinity MileageLands, which Capital One Miles, Citi ThankYou Points points can transfer into. Starting from zero, the planner's fastest two cards for this trip are the Capital One Venture X and the Citi Strata Premier Card. Transfers are one way, so confirm award space before you move points.
When should I book?
Award calendars typically open about 11 months (roughly 330 days) before departure, and partner saver seats go first. For a Sep 2027 trip that means searching from Oct 2026; the plan works backward from that date so your points land before the window opens.
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