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[Expired] Chase Southwest Personal Cards Referral Offer: 30,000 Points + Companion Pass Through 3/14/22

Chase is offering a signup bonus on the Southwest Plus, Premier, and Priority cards via referral link only: Get 30,000 points + a companion pass which is good through 2/28/23. Referrer gets 20,000 points

Update 3/2/22: Extended through 3/14/22

Update: This offer is now available at a public link as well, though we ask everyone if possible to help out a fellow reader by using one of these referral links instead.

The Offer

Find your referral link here

Chase is offering  the following bonus on the Southwest Plus, Premier, and Priority cards via referral link:

  • Get 30,000 points + a companion pass which is good through 2/28/23 when you spend $5,000 within the first 3 months.
  • Referrer gets 20,000 points per referral, up to 100,000 per year.

This signup offer is slated to end on March 14, 2022. You’ll need to generate a new referral link to see this offer.

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Our Verdict

They offered a similar thing in the past. The public offer is currently 40,000 points, though no long ago there was an offer for 100,000 points.

Note that the Companion Pass earned here is valid for one year whereas when you earn it through the traditional method it’s valid through the end of the following year (which potentially can be worth almost 2 years, when timed right). This still could be a nice, simple offer for many people.

We’ll add this to our list of Best Credit Card Signup Bonuses. Before applying check out these 26 Things Everybody Should Know About Chase Credit Cards.

Do not add your referral links in the comments below, instead go to this page which will be open for referrals for a few hours or days before we close it for new comments. If you need a referral, please go to that page and use one from a fellow reader who contributes to the site with helpful comments.

Hat tip to mikep4

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