// Ambassadors · rules
A summary of the rules of the ambassador program and the wishlist campaign: who takes part, how points are earned and how prizes are handed out.
A summary of the official rules: if anything differs, the official rules prevail.
Anyone with a Blink Passport account, at least one verified network and the code of conduct accepted can be an ambassador. There is no follower minimum.
Trips and the cash prize are for active ambassadors from the Ambassador level, with the minimum campaign points. Staff does not take part.
Residents of Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Syria (comprehensive international sanctions) and of sanctioned regions such as Crimea, Donetsk or Luhansk, checked at identity verification, cannot receive trips or cash prizes.
18 or the age of majority in your country, whichever is higher. Countries where it is above 18:
| 19 years | Algeria, South Korea |
|---|---|
| 20 years | New Zealand, Thailand |
| 21 years | United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Egypt, Gabon, Kuwait, Lesotho, Madagascar, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Eswatini |
Before travelling we verify your identity and your country of residence.
Points measure what you do for the community: inviting friends who play, contributing content, playing and validating wishlists. They are not money or Astras.
Each source has its monthly cap (for example, at most 300 points a month for playing and 150 for validated wishlists). Only active play time counts.
Campaign points count from the start of the campaign and decide each phase's ranking.
See the points table →The credit per traveller of each tier is published together with the campaign.
Winners choose their event in ranking order; each has 5 days to choose before the turn passes.
SOREDI makes the booking and covers up to the credit cap per traveller; if the trip costs more, the winner pays the difference.
Passport, visa or travel authorisation are the winner's responsibility. SOREDI sends an invitation letter to apply for them.
One person can win a trip every 12 months. If you cannot travel, you can choose 20,000 Astras instead; the trip is never exchanged for money.
Trips: under the law of your country, you may owe local tax on the benefit.
There is no active cash prize right now.
Before payment: an anti-fraud review by the committee, identity verification (KYC) and being of legal age.
Astras are in-game currency: non-transferable and not redeemable for cash. Their dollar value is only a reference (the store price).
Questions about these rules? Write to us from Support and the team will answer.
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