Farfetch promo codes across the Gulf
Reviewed by Huda SalehUpdated
Quick answer
Farfetch codes are set per country. Right now we track 18 live offers across 6 countries; Saudi Arabia has the most (5). Pick your country below for the strongest code there.
| Country | Best offer now | Evidence | Live offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| UAE | NC10FF · 10% off your first app order, items over AED 550 | Store offer | 4 |
| Saudi Arabia | NC10FF · 10% off your first app order, items over SAR 550 | Store offer | 5 |
| Kuwait | NC10FF · 10% off your first app order, items over USD 145 | Store offer | 3 |
| Qatar | NC10FF · 10% off your first app order, items over QAR 550 | Store offer | 2 |
| Bahrain | NC10FF · 10% off your first app order, items over USD 145 | Store offer | 2 |
| Oman | NC10FF · 10% off your first app order, items over USD 145 | Store offer | 2 |
Farfetch works differently from most shops in the Gulf. It lists pieces from brands and partner boutiques, and every boutique sets its own price, so the same bag can cost a different amount depending on where it ships from. Each Gulf country gets its own storefront, and the currency is not the same everywhere: the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar see local prices, while Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman are shown prices in US dollars.
The discount picture is narrow but readable. Farfetch publishes a welcome code for a first app order, a Visa card offer, a Tamara offer for the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and a Banque Saudi Fransi card offer on the Saudi site. Nearly all of them need full-price items. Coupons Radar read every storefront on 18 October 2026.
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Farfetch delivery, returns and payment by country
| Country | Free delivery from | Delivery fee | Returns | Cash on delivery | Tabby | Tamara |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UAE | – | – | 30 days | No | No | Yes |
| Saudi Arabia | – | – | 30 days | No | No | Yes |
| Kuwait | – | – | 30 days | No | No | – |
| Qatar | – | – | 30 days | No | No | – |
| Bahrain | – | – | 30 days | No | No | – |
| Oman | – | – | 30 days | No | No | – |
Amounts are in each country’s currency, from the store’s own pages. “–” means the store doesn’t publish it.
Top Farfetch codes in each country
| Country | Code | Offer | Evidence | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UAE | NC10FF | 10% off your first app order, items over AED 550 | Store offer | |
| UAE | VISAH226 | 10% off with Visa, max USD 300 | Store offer | |
| UAE | NC15FF | 15% off selected items (reported) | Unverified | |
| Saudi Arabia | NC10FF | 10% off your first app order, items over SAR 550 | Store offer | |
| Saudi Arabia | VISAH226 | 10% off with Visa, max USD 300 | Store offer | |
| Saudi Arabia | VISAME26 | Up to SAR 500 off with Banque Saudi Fransi Visa | Store offer | |
| Kuwait | NC10FF | 10% off your first app order, items over USD 145 | Store offer | |
| Kuwait | VISAH226 | 10% off with Visa, max USD 300 | Store offer | |
| Kuwait | NC15FF | 15% off selected items (reported) | Unverified | |
| Qatar | NC10FF | 10% off your first app order, items over QAR 550 | Store offer | |
| Qatar | VISAH226 | 10% off with Visa, max USD 300 | Store offer | |
| Bahrain | NC10FF | 10% off your first app order, items over USD 145 | Store offer | |
| Bahrain | VISAH226 | 10% off with Visa, max USD 300 | Store offer | |
| Oman | NC10FF | 10% off your first app order, items over USD 145 | Store offer | |
| Oman | VISAH226 | 10% off with Visa, max USD 300 | Store offer |
Up to three codes per country, strongest evidence first. Each country page lists every code with its terms and a how-to.
How Farfetch codes work
Farfetch promotions fall into three groups. The first is a welcome code for new customers, which works once and only on the first order placed in the Farfetch app. The second group is tied to how you pay: a Visa offer that runs on every Gulf storefront, a Tamara offer for shoppers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and a tiered offer for Banque Saudi Fransi Visa credit cards on the Saudi site. The third group is codes that appear on other coupon listings but not on Farfetch's own promotions terms page.
The published offers share the same skeleton. Discounts apply to full-price items, the largest possible saving is USD 300 or the local equivalent, and the code cannot be used alongside another promotion. The welcome code also sets its minimum per item rather than per basket: each piece must be over 550 in local currency on the UAE, Saudi and Qatar storefronts, or over USD 145 where the store charges in dollars. Reported codes come with no published terms, so treat them as something to try at checkout, not something to plan an order around.
Getting the most from a code at Farfetch
Because the welcome code checks every item on its own, three pieces at SAR 400 each will not qualify on the Saudi site even though the basket comes to SAR 1,200. Build the order around pieces that clear the per-item threshold by themselves, and keep cheaper extras for another order. The Visa and Tamara offers measure things differently: they look for a minimum spend of USD 200 or the equivalent, counted before shipping.
The USD 300 ceiling starts to bite on larger orders. At 10% off, the saving stops growing once the full-price items pass about USD 3,000, so a very large order may save more if it is split in two. Codes cannot be stacked, so choose the single offer that saves the most. On the Saudi site, the Banque Saudi Fransi tier of SAR 500 on a SAR 3,500 order beats 10% on the same amount, while at SAR 1,000 a 10% code saves more than the SAR 50 tier. Sale pieces and excluded brands will not take most published codes, so check the discount line before paying. The Visa offer can be used twice per customer, and the bank card offer up to five times a quarter.
Delivery and returns across the Gulf
Farfetch does not publish a free-delivery minimum or a standard delivery fee for any Gulf country; shipping options and their price appear at checkout. What it does publish is timing and duties. The Saudi pages quote 3 to 7 days for the rest-of-world zone, the Bahrain pages give 2 to 7 business days with deliveries on any day of the week, and the UAE pages allow boutiques 2 business days to prepare an order before tracking is sent. Duties and taxes are included in the checkout price for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain. Oman is the exception: on DAP orders the courier collects duties before handing over the parcel.
Returns are the most consistent part of the service. All six storefronts give 30 days from delivery and a free return by collection or drop-off. The Saudi pages require items to be unworn with every tag and box, and Kuwait and Oman add that the return must leave from the same country it was shipped to. On the UAE site, processing a return takes as long as 6 days, and the refund may need a further 14 days to appear, and the original delivery charge is not refunded.
Paying for a Farfetch order in the Gulf
Cash on delivery is not offered on any Gulf storefront, and Tabby is not listed anywhere. Apple Pay is available in all six countries. Saudi Arabia has the fullest published list: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay and Tamara. Tamara also appears on the UAE storefront, where Farfetch runs its 10% Tamara offer as well. For Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman, Farfetch does not say whether Tamara can be used.
Currency is the other thing to check before you pay. The UAE, Saudi and Qatar storefronts price in AED, SAR and QAR. Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman are shown and charged in US dollars, and the Kuwait pages point out that because Farfetch is based in the UK, a bank may add a fee on cards issued outside the UK. If you hold a Visa credit card from Banque Saudi Fransi, its offer does not count when you pay through Apple Pay, mada Pay or Samsung Pay, so enter the card details directly. Local debit networks such as KNET, BENEFIT and OmanNet are not mentioned anywhere in Farfetch's payment information for the Gulf, so do not count on them.
When a Farfetch code is rejected
Most rejections at Farfetch come down to a short list of conditions. A sale item in the bag, an excluded brand, or a piece priced under the per-item threshold will block the welcome code. That code also fails on the website, on a second order, or on an account that has ordered before. Card offers fail when the payment method does not match, such as a Mastercard used for the Visa offer or a Banque Saudi Fransi card paid through a digital wallet. The Visa offer stops working after two uses, and none of the published offers will sit alongside another promotion.
What to try next: take sale and excluded items out of the bag and enter the code again, then make sure you are on the storefront for your delivery country, since terms and minimums are set per market. If you are a new customer in the app and the welcome code still fails, check that every item clears the threshold on its own. For reported codes that are not on Farfetch's terms page, a rejection usually means the code has stopped working, so move to one of the published offers. If the total still looks wrong, contact Farfetch customer service before paying rather than after.
How to use a Farfetch code
- Open the storefront for the country you are shipping to, because each Gulf market has its own prices, currency and offer terms.
- For the new-customer welcome code, create your account and place the first order in the Farfetch app; the code is not meant for the website.
- Fill your bag with full-price pieces, since nearly every published Farfetch promotion leaves out sale items and some brands.
- At checkout, type the code into the promo code field and confirm that the discount line appears before you pay.
- For a Visa, Tamara or bank-card offer, finish the payment with that exact method, otherwise the offer's conditions are not met.
Frequently asked questions
Which Gulf countries does Farfetch serve online?
Farfetch sells online in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, each with its own store and prices in local currency. We list codes and delivery terms for each of these countries separately.
Where are there the most Farfetch codes right now?
Farfetch codes are set per country. Right now we track 18 live offers across 6 countries; Saudi Arabia has the most (5). Pick your country below for the strongest code there.
Does Farfetch offer free delivery in the Gulf?
Not published. Farfetch does not state a free-delivery minimum or a flat delivery fee for any of its six Gulf storefronts. The available shipping methods and their cost appear at checkout after you enter your address, so compare the final total there. The Saudi pages add that most destinations can choose express shipping.
What is the return window for a Farfetch order, and is it free?
30 days from delivery, and yes, the return itself is free. Every Gulf storefront offers a free collection or a free drop-off. Items should come back unworn with their tags and original packaging. The free return covers sending the item back, not your original shipping: the UAE terms state that delivery costs are not refunded.
Will I pay customs when a Farfetch order arrives?
No, except possibly in Oman. Farfetch includes duties and taxes in the checkout price for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, so nothing is collected at the door. Oman is not on that list: for DAP shipments the courier collects duties and taxes before releasing the parcel.
Can I pay cash on delivery at Farfetch?
No. Cash on delivery is not offered on any Farfetch storefront in the Gulf. You pay online, with Apple Pay available in all six countries. Saudi Arabia lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal and Tamara as well, and Tamara is also offered in the UAE. Tabby is not listed in any Gulf country.
Do Farfetch promo codes work on sale items?
No, in almost every case. The welcome code, the Visa offer, the Tamara offer and the Banque Saudi Fransi offer all apply to full-price items only, and the payment offers also exclude some brands. If a code is refused, remove the sale pieces from your bag and try again to see whether the remaining items qualify.
Can existing Farfetch customers get a discount?
Yes, through payment offers. The welcome code is only for a new customer's first app order, but the Visa offer is open to every shopper on all six storefronts and can be used twice. The UAE and Saudi Arabia also have a Tamara offer, and Saudi holders of Banque Saudi Fransi Visa credit cards get tiered savings up to SAR 500.
Does the Farfetch welcome code only work in the app?
Yes. Farfetch's terms limit the new-customer code to the first order placed in the Farfetch app, once per customer. Each full-price item must be over 550 in local currency on the UAE, Saudi and Qatar storefronts, or over USD 145 on the Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman storefronts. The saving is capped at USD 300 or the equivalent.
Can I combine a Farfetch code with a bank card offer?
No. Farfetch's published promotions cannot be combined with other offers, so a promo code and a bank card discount will not both apply to one order. Pick whichever saves more on your basket. On a SAR 3,500 Saudi order, the Banque Saudi Fransi tier of SAR 500 beats a 10% code, while at SAR 1,000 the 10% code saves more.
Change log
- Oman: Added VISAH226 (published by the store).
- Oman: Added NC10FF (published by the store).
- Bahrain: Added VISAH226 (published by the store).
- Bahrain: Added NC10FF (published by the store).
- Qatar: Added VISAH226 (published by the store).
- Qatar: Added NC10FF (published by the store).
- Kuwait: Added VISAH226 (published by the store).
- Kuwait: Added NC15FF (listed on 2 coupon sites).
- Kuwait: Added NC10FF (published by the store).
- UAE: Added 10% off when paying with Tamara, max USD 300 (published by the store).
- UAE: Added VISAH226 (published by the store).
- UAE: Added NC15FF (listed on 1 coupon site).
- UAE: Added NC10FF (published by the store).
- Saudi Arabia: Added VISAME26 (published by the store).
- Saudi Arabia: Added 10% off when paying with Tamara, max USD 300 (published by the store).