Availability and Fees
The Centurion Card is invitation-only after an appropriate net worth, credit and spending criteria are met. American Express does not publicly disclose the requirements necessary for getting a card except that the cardholder has a net worth of at least $20 million and they are a former platinum card holder.
| Country | Annual fee/limit |
|---|---|
| United States | US$2,500 ($2,500 for each additional card member) plus one-time fee of $7,500 |
| United Kingdom | £1,800 (unlimited) |
| Canada | CA$2,500 plus one-time fee of $5,000 ($7,500) |
| Italy | €3,000 |
| France, Spain, Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden | €3,000 ($5,000) |
| Germany, Austria | €2,000 plus one-time fee of €2,000 ($7,000) |
| Switzerland | CHF 4,200 (unlimited) |
| Australia | A$4,300 (increase to A$5,000 from July 11th, 2012) plus one-time fee of A$5,000 (from July 11th, 2012) ($50,000) |
| Japan | JPY\365,000($4,550)(increase to JPY197,000 from Jan 1st, 2008) |
| Hong Kong | HK$19,800 plus one-time fee of HK$23,800 (unlimited) |
| Singapore | SG$5,000 (unlimited) |
| Mexico | About 56,000 pesos ($4,000) |
| Brazil | R$ 4.250,00 ($10,000) |
| Argentina | About 20,000 pesos ($4,000) |
| Saudi Arabia | SAR 11,250 (unlimited) |
| International Dollar Currency Card (IDC) | US$2,800 |
| International Euro Currency Card (IEC) | €2,800 |
| Israel | 7,000₪ (US$2,000) |
| Russia | 90,000 rubles (~ US$3,000) |
| Taiwan | TWD$160,000 (~US$5,450) |
| Lebanon | US$3,000 |
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