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DEAL · SPEND PROMO · 19 Oct 2026

Careem DineOut — AED 40 off a weekend bill of AED 200+ with an Emirates Islamic Visa card, to 29 November

Last checked 19 October 2026; recorded to expire 29 November 2026. Verify provider terms before acting.

DubaiPoints Editorial
Filed 19 Oct 2026
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Emirates Islamic is giving AED 40 off a Careem DineOut bill of AED 200 or more, once per weekend, when you pay with an Emirates Islamic Visa Covered Card. The discount is applied automatically at checkout; there is no code. The offer runs until 29 November 2026.

  • Discount: AED 40, applied automatically
  • Minimum spend: AED 200
  • How often: one transaction per user per weekend (Friday to Sunday)
  • Where: the “DineOut” section of the Careem app
  • Cards: Emirates Islamic Visa Covered Cards (Emirates Islamic’s term for its Shariah-structured credit cards)
  • Expires: 29 November 2026

A flat AED 40 is worth the most on a bill close to the AED 200 minimum: 20% of AED 200, falling to 10% of AED 400. From the weekend of 23–25 October there are six weekends left, so a regular user is looking at up to AED 40 × 6 = AED 240 before the offer ends.

The terms that matter:

  • No digital wallets. The page excludes Apple Pay and other wallet transactions. Pay with the card itself
  • No stacking with any other promotion, discount or voucher
  • Weekends only: Friday to Sunday
  • The page also says the offer is “valid on one transaction per vertical”, without saying which Careem verticals count. For DineOut, the weekly limit above is the one that applies
  • Careem and Emirates Islamic can change or withdraw the offer at any time

Emirates Islamic runs a separate DineOut offer for its Amazon Mastercard (15% off up to AED 100 on a bill of at least AED 500, code MC15), but that one ends on 31 October 2026 and covers a single card, so we do not list it.

Verified against the Emirates Islamic offer page on 19 October 2026.

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