Virgin Australia Frequent Flyer

Australia · IATA VA

Last updated: 31 October 2026.

Velocity Frequent Flyer starts every member at Red. You upgrade by collecting Status Credits, from Virgin Australia and partner airlines, within 365 days.

5Velocity levels: Red, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus
250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000Status Credits to reach Silver / Gold / Platinum / Platinum Plus
365 daysperiod in which credits must be earned
50% / 75% / 100%points bonus at Silver / Gold / Platinum

Levels

Silver

Status Credits to reach (of which from Virgin Australia)
250 (125)
To keep
200 (100)
Main benefits
50% points bonus, international priority check-in, 2 domestic lounge passes, additional checked baggage on domestic and short-haul flights

Gold

Status Credits to reach (of which from Virgin Australia)
500 (250)
To keep
400 (200)
Main benefits
75% bonus, domestic priority bag drop, boarding, screening and baggage, Fly Ahead on an earlier same-day domestic flight, Virgin Australia lounges and select partner lounges

Platinum

Status Credits to reach (of which from Virgin Australia)
1,000 (500)
To keep
800 (400)
Main benefits
100% bonus, 4 complimentary Business upgrades on eligible domestic flights, Fly Ahead, lounges

Platinum Plus

Status Credits to reach (of which from Virgin Australia)
2,000 (1,500)
To keep
2,000 (1,500)
Main benefits
100% bonus, gift Companion Platinum to someone, Fly Later on a later same-day domestic flight
  • Red members earn Velocity Points with partners and can redeem them for reward seats and other items.
  • Status Credits come from Virgin Australia flights on eligible fares, partner airlines (by distance, airline and fare class), family pooling and other partners.

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Questions travellers ask us

How many Status Credits for Gold?

500 within 365 days, at least 250 from Virgin Australia flights.

What do Silver members get for baggage?

Additional checked baggage on domestic and short-haul flights.

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