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ANWB Visa Classic vs ANWB Visa Gold

Two credit cards for expats in the Netherlands, figure by figure.

ANWB Visa Gold is the stronger pick for most expats.

  • Travel insurance: Included vs Not included
ANWB Visa Classic and ANWB Visa Gold compared. The better value in each row is marked.
Figure
Monthly fee€2.50/mo (better)€4.33/mo
Foreign transaction fee2.00%2.00%
Card networkvisavisa
Travel insuranceNot includedIncluded (better)
Apple PaySupportedSupported
Card typeCharge cardCharge card
Minimum income€1,500 net a month. From work or pension, plus ANWB membership.€1,500 net a month. From work or pension, plus ANWB membership.
BKR checked when you applyYesYes
Card registered at BKRNoNo
Rate checkVerified 29 October 2026Verified 29 October 2026

Bold marks the better value in a row. Figures are checked daily against provider sources; each product page shows when its figures were last confirmed.

ANWB Visa Classic

What we like

  • 270-day purchase protection
  • Low annual fee for Visa
  • Apple Pay support
  • Fraud insurance included

What to consider

  • ANWB membership required
  • 2% foreign transaction fee
  • No rewards program
  • No Google Pay support

ANWB Visa Gold

What we like

  • 365-day purchase protection
  • Travel insurance included
  • Baggage insurance included
  • Apple Pay support

What to consider

  • ANWB membership required
  • 2% foreign transaction fee
  • No rewards program
  • Higher annual fee than Classic

Questions

Is ANWB Visa Classic or ANWB Visa Gold better for expats in the Netherlands?
ANWB Visa Gold is the stronger all-round pick for most expats. Travel insurance: Included vs Not included
Which card has lower fees abroad, ANWB Visa Classic or ANWB Visa Gold?
Both charge the same foreign transaction fee: 2.00%.
Do ANWB Visa Classic and ANWB Visa Gold check or register you at BKR?
ANWB Visa Classic: BKR is checked when you apply; the card is not registered at BKR. ANWB Visa Gold: BKR is checked when you apply; the card is not registered at BKR.