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BMO Credit Card Income Requirements Canada 2026

Updated

BMO credit cards at the Visa Infinite tier require $60,000 personal income or $100,000 household income. World Elite Mastercard cards require $80,000 personal or $150,000 household. No-fee and entry-level cards have no income requirement.

BMO Credit Card Income Requirements

CardAnnual FeePersonal IncomeHousehold Income
BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege$499$150,000$150,000
BMO eclipse Visa Infinite$120$60,000$100,000
BMO CashBack World Elite Mastercard$120$80,000$150,000
BMO Blue Rewards World Elite Mastercard$150$80,000$150,000
BMO Rewards World Elite Mastercard$150$80,000$150,000
BMO eclipse Rise Visa$0 (first year)NoneNone
BMO CashBack Mastercard$0NoneNone
BMO Blue Rewards Mastercard$0NoneNone
BMO Preferred Rate Mastercard$20NoneNone
BMO Student CashBack Mastercard$0NoneNone

Note: World Elite Mastercard products require $80K personal / $150K household — higher than Visa Infinite at $60K / $100K. This is a Mastercard network requirement.

Visa Infinite vs. World Elite: Different Income Bars

The BMO eclipse Visa Infinite ($120) requires only $60,000 personal income, while the BMO CashBack World Elite ($120) requires $80,000 personal — despite the same annual fee. This is because World Elite Mastercards must meet Mastercard’s network-level income threshold. If you’re between $60K–$79K, the eclipse Visa Infinite is the stronger option.

Options If You Don’t Meet Income Requirements

SituationRecommended Card
Want cash back, under $80K incomeBMO CashBack Mastercard ($0) — 3% grocery
Want BMO Rewards, $60K incomeBMO eclipse Visa Infinite
Student / building creditBMO Student CashBack Mastercard ($0)

Income thresholds current as of June 2026. Verify at bmo.com. See our Advertiser Disclosure.