Can I use a Starbucks gift card in another country?

No. Each code works with the Starbucks programme of its own country and its local currency. Buy the region where the card will be used.

How do I receive the code?

The code is delivered to your order once payment completes, and you then add it to your Starbucks account.

What happens to leftover balance?

Any remaining balance stays on the Starbucks account or card and can be used on a later visit. Balance cannot be split across accounts in different countries.

Can I add more than one gift card to the same account?

Yes, codes for the same country can be added one after another and the amounts combine into your Starbucks balance.

Can the balance be spent in the Starbucks app?

Where the local Starbucks app supports paying with card balance, yes. Otherwise the balance is used at the counter in store.

Starbucks gift cards

A Starbucks gift card loads balance onto a Starbucks account or card, ready to spend on coffee, tea, cold drinks, food and packaged beans at participating stores.

Each code belongs to the Starbucks programme of one country, and values run from small top-ups for a single round of drinks to larger amounts that cover many visits.

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About Starbucks gift cards

Starbucks is a coffeehouse chain serving espresso drinks, brewed coffee, teas, cold beverages and a food menu of pastries and snacks. A Starbucks gift card turns into store balance that can be used at the counter or through the Starbucks app where that is supported, so it suits regular commuters, students and anyone who wants a straightforward present for a coffee drinker.

Balance can go towards whatever the local menu offers, including retail items such as bagged coffee and merchandise where stores stock them. Across the regions covered, values are held in local currency, from modest amounts in dollars, euros, pounds, pesos, baht, ringgit, yuan and dong up to larger denominations. Starbucks also sits alongside other prepaid gift cards when you are picking a present and are not sure what someone would choose.

How to redeem a Starbucks gift card

Redemption is done through your Starbucks account for the matching country, where the code is added to your card balance.

Sign in to your Starbucks account for the country the card was issued for.
Open the section of your account that manages cards and balance, for example app.starbucks.com/account/cards.
Choose the option to add a gift card or redeem a code.
Enter the code exactly as supplied and confirm.
Check that the balance has been added, then pay in store or through the app.

Regions and where the card works

Starbucks runs its gift card programme country by country, so a code is tied to the Starbucks account and stores of the country it was issued for and is held in that country's currency. A card bought for one market cannot normally be loaded onto an account registered elsewhere.

Pick the region where the recipient actually buys their coffee, and make sure their Starbucks account matches that country before redeeming.

Regions currently listed for Starbucks: United States, China, Canada, Mexico, Germany, United Kingdom, Thailand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, India. Use the region filter beside the results to see the cards for one country.

Common questions

Can I use a Starbucks gift card in another country?: No. Each code works with the Starbucks programme of its own country and its local currency. Buy the region where the card will be used.
How do I receive the code?: The code is delivered to your order once payment completes, and you then add it to your Starbucks account.
What happens to leftover balance?: Any remaining balance stays on the Starbucks account or card and can be used on a later visit. Balance cannot be split across accounts in different countries.
Can I add more than one gift card to the same account?: Yes, codes for the same country can be added one after another and the amounts combine into your Starbucks balance.
Can the balance be spent in the Starbucks app?: Where the local Starbucks app supports paying with card balance, yes. Otherwise the balance is used at the counter in store.