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Global Entry

Information about Global Entry

What is Global Entry?

Global Entry is a Customs and Border Protection Trusted Traveler Program that offers expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers entering the United States. Members use self-service kiosks, or the official Global Entry mobile app at designated airports, bypassing standard customs lines.

Who is Eligible for Global Entry?

How to Enroll in Global Entry

  1. Apply Online:
  1. Schedule an Interview:
  • Upon conditional approval, schedule an interview at a Global Entry Enrollment Center.
  1. Attend the Interview
  • Bring your passport and required documents to verify your identity.
  1. Approval
  • Once approved, you’ll receive a Known Traveler Number (KTN) and can start using Global Entry.

Enrollment on Arrival

Enrollment on Arrival (EoA) is a CBP program that allows Global Entry applicants who are conditionally approved to complete their interviews upon arrival into the United States. The EoA program eliminates the need for a Global Entry applicant to schedule an interview at an enrollment center to complete the application process.

To complete the interview via Enrollment on Arrival, you must be in possession of the following documents:  

  • A valid passport. If you travel with more than one passport, please bring them all to the interview so that the information can be added to your file.
  • Documents providing evidence of residency. Examples include a driver’s license (if the address is current), mortgage statement, rental payment statement, utility bill, etc. This is not required for minors.
  • A permanent resident card (if applicable).

How to Use Global Entry

  1. Upon arrival, proceed to U.S. Customs and Border Protection and use designated Global Entry lanes.
  2. Use a kiosk or the official Global Entry mobile app to capture your photo and verify your membership. Get the Global Entry mobile app for iOS or Android.
  3. Once prompted, proceed to a Customs and Border Protection officer who will confirm that you have successfully completed the process.

Learn more about Global Entry.