Livelo to LATAM Pass: how to transfer, bonuses and when it is worth it (2026)

Transferring points from Livelo to LATAM Pass is one of the most popular moves for anyone collecting points in Brazil — and also one that raises the most questions. When should you transfer? With how much bonus? How long does it take to post? Is it always worth it? This guide gathers, in a practical way and updated for July 2026, everything you need to transfer safely and, above all, at the right moment. The specific rules on minimums and bonuses change frequently, so always confirm the numbers on the official site before confirming the operation.

How the Livelo to LATAM Pass ratio works

The basis of it all is simple: the official parity between the two programs is 1 Livelo point = 1 LATAM Pass point. That is, without a promotion, each point you move from Livelo becomes exactly one point (mile) in LATAM Pass. There is neither loss nor gain in the pure conversion — what changes the game is the transfer bonus, discussed below.

This 1:1 ratio is what makes Livelo so strategic: it concentrates points from several banks and partners and lets you direct them to the right airline program at the right time. Before transferring, understand the real value of what you are creating — use our mile value calculator to know what each thousand LATAM Pass miles is worth on the routes you usually book.

Step by step: how to transfer from Livelo to LATAM Pass

The transfer is always made from the Livelo site or app (never from LATAM Pass). The flow is quick and takes a few minutes:

• 1. Access the Livelo site or app and log in to your account.
• 2. Go to "Transfer points" and choose "To other programs" (or the partners area).
• 3. Select LATAM Pass among the partner programs and click "Transfer".
• 4. If there is an active promotion, check whether you need to enroll in the campaign (sometimes automatic, sometimes requiring you to accept the terms with your CPF).
• 5. Enter the number of points, review the summary (including the applied bonus) and confirm.
• 6. Complete the requested security authentication. Done — the points enter the processing queue.

It is essential that the CPF registered at Livelo is the same as at LATAM Pass, and that the name matches in both programs. Transfers between accounts of different holders are not allowed.

Crediting times: how long it takes

In most cases the points are credited to LATAM Pass quickly — often within 24 hours, and frequently in a few minutes, though the standard option can take up to 3 business days. Subscribers of the Clube Livelo usually get immediate transfers during campaigns, which is an advantage when you need to issue a ticket urgently before the price or availability changes.

Even so, keep a safety margin: during high-volume periods (end of a promotion, for example), processing can take longer. Never leave the transfer to the last minute if the ticket you want has few seats left.

Transfer bonuses: the recurring tiers

Here is the heart of the strategy. LATAM Pass and Livelo run, recurrently (almost every month), bonus transfer campaigns in which you earn extra points on the amount transferred. The tiers vary a lot depending on the moment and your account profile. Historically, the market sees promotions that fit these levels:

Important: the percentages above are reference tiers based on market history, not today's live offer. The real bonus changes with each campaign and may differ for each customer. Always check the current promotion on our transfer promotions page and on the official site before deciding.

How to get the highest bonus

Not everyone gets the same offer, and there are proven ways to increase the odds of landing in a better tier:

• Subscribe to Clube Livelo: subscribers usually receive higher bonuses, immediate transfers and exclusive campaigns. For those who transfer volume, the fee tends to pay for itself.
• Watch CPF-based targeting: LATAM Pass frequently sends personalized offers by email or in the app. Always check whether there is a better offer logged into your account before using the public promotion.
• Wait for the strong windows: bonuses of 80% to 100%+ appear regularly. Being patient enough to wait for these campaigns, instead of transferring at the first 25% offer, makes a huge difference in the cost per thousand miles.
• Combine with "points + cash": in some campaigns, Livelo lets you complete the transfer by paying an amount per thousand miles, which can make the final mile even cheaper. Do the math.
• Consider accumulating first: gather points throughout the month and transfer everything at once when the bonus is high, instead of making small, frequent transfers without a promotion.

Use our bonus transfer calculator to simulate how many miles you get at each bonus tier and the Miles Calculator to find the final cost per thousand miles.

Minimums and operational details

Livelo sets a minimum amount per transfer to LATAM Pass. This minimum has changed over time (currently 12,000 points per operation; it has changed over time), so confirm the exact number on the transfer screen before confirming. Transferred points then follow LATAM Pass expiration rules, no longer Livelo's.

Where to accumulate those Livelo points efficiently? Cards such as the LATAM Pass Itaú Black, the LATAM Pass Itaú Visa Infinite, the Bradesco Aeternum Visa Infinite, the C6 Carbon and the BB Altus Visa Infinite help feed your Livelo account (or LATAM Pass directly, in the case of co-branded cards).

Common transfer mistakes

Some slips are costly and completely avoidable:

• Transferring without a bonus: moving points at 1:1 parity outside a promotion throws away half or more of the potential. Only do it in real urgency.
• Not enrolling in the campaign: in many promotions, you must activate the offer before transferring. If you skip this step, you transfer without the bonus and there is no way to fix it.
• Transferring before checking the ticket: if the seat disappears or the price rises, you are left with miles sitting in a program that may not have been the best choice.
• Ignoring the targeted offer: using the public promotion when there was a better personalized one in your account is money left on the table.
• Not checking name and CPF: a registration mismatch can block the credit and cause headaches with support.

A practical example: the cost per thousand miles in practice

Nothing illustrates the importance of the bonus better than a numerical example. Imagine you accumulated your Livelo points with a card that, on average, cost about R$ 30 per thousand points (considering annual fee and spending). See what happens to the final cost of the LATAM Pass mile depending on the bonus:

• No bonus (1:1): 10,000 Livelo points become 10,000 miles. The cost per thousand stays at ~R$ 30.
• With 80% bonus: the same 10,000 points become 18,000 miles. The cost drops to ~R$ 16.70 per thousand.
• With 100% bonus: 10,000 points become 20,000 miles. The cost plunges to ~R$ 15 per thousand.

In other words, the same accumulation effort can generate double the miles just by transferring in the right window. That is why those who master the game rarely transfer without a bonus. Always run this math in our Miles Calculator before confirming, comparing the cost per thousand miles with the price of the ticket you want to issue. A cheap thousand-mile cost is only a good deal if the award ticket costs less than the cash one.

Is LATAM Pass always the best destination?

Livelo transfers to several programs — Smiles, Azul Fidelidade, TAP and others. LATAM Pass usually shines on domestic routes, across the South America network and on redemptions on LATAM itself and oneworld alliance partners. But do not fall into the trap of transferring to LATAM Pass just because it is the best-known program. Before moving the points, check which program offers the best combination of availability, price in miles and bonus for the route you want to fly. Sometimes Azul or Smiles solves a specific leg better, with an equal or higher bonus. Livelo's flexibility exists precisely so you can choose the best destination for each redemption — use it in your favor and always compare before deciding.

When it is (and is not) worth it

The transfer to LATAM Pass is a powerful tool, but it is not always the best route. Here is the summary:

The golden rule: transfer with a destination, not on impulse. Before moving any point, know which ticket you want to issue and compare the cost in miles with the cash price. Our guide on when to redeem with miles helps you make this decision clearly.

Conclusion

The Livelo to LATAM Pass transfer is simple in mechanics (1:1 parity, fast credit, a few clicks), but it requires strategy to truly pay off. The secret is not in how to transfer, but in when: waiting for a high bonus, checking targeted offers, having the ticket already located and calculating the cost per thousand miles. Done this way, you multiply your miles and fly paying a fraction of the cash price. Follow the bonus windows on our transfer promotions page and use the Radar Viagens tools to always transfer at the right moment.