Dubai, across the globe, is known as a luxury travel destination. The glitz, glamour, royalty, skyscrapers, expensive cars and wealth that Dubai is blessed with is one of a kind. The city has many billionaires and royal residents, and here’s something launched exclusively for the ultra rich ones. Check out the new diamond studded Dubai First Royale credit card, which can actually be pocketed by centimillionaires.
Dubai First Royale Credit Card
This stunning Dubai First Royale credit card has real gold trim and a mesmerising appearance. Its centre has a 235-carat diamond in it. The names of a select few hundred of Dubai’s 67,000 millionaires are engraved on a stark black background.
The advantages of this card are not ordinary, either. Here, two managers are responsible for taking care of the client’s financial and lifestyle demands rather than offering small discounts or free meals.
They have what appears to be a modern magic wand at your disposal every single day. Nothing is too much to ask for, not even a couple of Oscar tickets, a test drive in the newest Porsche in any nation, or even a private chalet to spend the Formula 1 weekend in!
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Majority Of Members Are Emiratis
Only extremely wealthy people have a chance of being accepted to the most exclusive events in the world. Like the coveted Centurion Card, the Dubai First Royale credit card has no credit limit and no limits, making it appear that Emiratis with a predilection for excess are the inspiration for this card.
The Dubai First Royale credit card is available to almost anyone with a bank balance, however, the majority of its members are Emiratis. Former senior vice president and head of marketing and communications, Dubai First, Amit Marawah, said that if a client likes a yacht, he or she must have the power to buy it.
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