Credit cards with no foreign transaction fee
We compare 6 credit cards with no foreign transaction fee from 3 Canadian issuers. Annual fees range from $0 to $599. Sorted lowest annual fee first.
Updated October 2026
Credit cards with no foreign transaction fee compared
Most Canadian credit cards add a 2.5% fee to purchases made in a foreign currency, including many online orders from US stores. These cards skip that fee, so you pay only the exchange rate when you travel or shop abroad.
1% on all eligible purchases
- No annual fee and no foreign transaction fee
- 1% cash back on eligible purchases, with no cap
- Works with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay
1% on everything
- No annual fee and no foreign transaction fee
- Flat 1% cash back on every purchase
- Up to 2% back for Premium and Generation clients
6x at Sobeys, Safeway, FreshCo, Foodland and more
- Up to 6x Scene+ points at Sobeys, Safeway, FreshCo and Foodland
- No foreign transaction fee
- 5x on dining, food delivery and entertainment
3x on Sobeys, Safeway, IGA, Foodland and participating Co-ops and more
- No foreign transaction fee on purchases in other currencies
- 3x Scene+ points at Sobeys, Safeway, IGA, Foodland and more
- 2x on other groceries, dining, entertainment and daily transit
4x on Scene+ Travel
- No foreign transaction fee
- 2 Scene+ points per dollar on all purchases
- 10 VIP airport lounge passes
Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite Privilege Card
See detailsfrom Scotiabank$599 annual feeRates & fees6x on Scene Plus Travel Portal
- No foreign transaction fees
- 6x Scene+ points on bookings through the Scene+ travel portal
- Airport lounge access
Questions
How many credit cards with no foreign transaction fee does CreditLab compare?
We compare 6 credit cards in this category from 3 issuers, with fees from $0 to $599 a year. Each one links to a full breakdown of its fees, rates and features.
Are there no FX fee options with no annual fee?
Yes. 2 of them have no annual fee, including the Home Trust Preferred Visa, Wealthsimple Credit Card.
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Fees and rates come from each issuer’s published terms. Always confirm with the issuer before applying. See our methodology.





