Qantas has just announced it will be increasing the cost of Qantas Club memberships from 11 December 2025. The increase of around 15% affects joining fees, and the one-year and two-year membership fees.
At the same time, Qantas will be removing your ability to buy a four-year membership. Your options will be to purchase a one- or two- year membership.
The fees kick in from 11 December, and will apply to both new members, and anyone renewing their membership after that time,
You can refer to more details of the change on the Qantas Club website.
Qantas Club Fee Increase
Joining Members
Joining Fees
First up, the joining fee. This is a once off fee that you normally only pay when you join Qantas Club. This fee is increasing from $129 to A$149. If you are paying by points, the number of points required increases from 21,500 points to 24,900 points
New members
In the case of new members, the prices are increasing as follows:
- one year membership will increase from $699 to $799
- two-year membership will increase from $1,299 to $1,499
Renewing Members
For renewing members, the prices are increasing as follows:
- one year membership will increase from $629 to $719
- two-year membership will increase from $1,169 to $1,349
Partner Fees
Partner fees are also increasing, with prices almost matching the full membership rates. That is, the discount available for partners is decreasing substantially (or pretty much removed altogether).
- one year membership will increase from $629 to $719
- two-year membership will increase from $1,169 to $1,349
Annual Guest Card
Last but not least, the Annual Guest Card. This card allows you to bring an additional guest into the lounge. This will be increasing from $350 to $449.
