The last thing anyone wants after a long international flight is to stand in a never-ending customs line. Forget the extras — lounge access, free checked bags, all of it. If I could keep only one ...

Any traveler who has waited in the snaking customs lines at the airport has probably wondered how to apply for Global Entry. Members of the program essentially have a fast pass through the US Customs ...

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Renew your Global Entry up to one year before it expires. Gather all the info and documents you'll need before applying. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us ...

If you've been thinking about applying for Global Entry—the U.S. government's expedited customs clearance program—you should do it soon. Membership has long come with a $100 fee, which includes TSA ...

Going through customs when returning to the United States after traveling on an international flight can be time-consuming. After a lengthy flight, the airport customs line is the last place you want ...

Global Entry can shorten your wait at security and U.S. Customs. It's a great value, even for infrequent travelers. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when ...

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Ian Patterson had Global Entry for about seven years before it was revoked this summer. The nonprofit executive from the Dallas area had traveled in July, then got an email a month later saying there ...