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I didn't know Global Entry was available for non-US citizens... oh, my country is not on the list: https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-traveler-programs/global-

• madeofpalk 8y ago
  Wow that's a relatively small list. I was surprised to see Australia not on it, especially considering we have our special E3 visa, and other countries like UK and Singapore are on it. The UK has a similar program, Registered Traveller [1], which has a more exhaustive country list. Having an Australian passport, I often get curious looks when I use the smart gates, but I'm always able to go through (though I am always nervous it won't work and ill look like a silly foreigner for going I the wrong queue). [1]: https://www.gov.uk/registered-traveller/eligibility https://www.gov.uk/registered-traveller/eligibility
  • Latteland 8y ago
    No Canada?
• njarboe 8y ago
  Not sure what these countries have in common that gets them on this list: Citizens of Argentina, Citizens of India, Citizens of Colombia, Citizens of United Kingdom, Citizens of Germany, Citizens of Panama, Citizens of Singapore, Citizens of South Korea, Citizens of Switzerland, Citizens of Taiwan, Mexican nationals Learned today that in Mexico to be a citizen one must be Mexican National, 18 years of age, and have an "honest way of living".