Editorial note: This story has been updated
Although U.S. citizens primarily use Global Entry to get expedited entry back into the U.S. from abroad, travelers can also use it for expedited entry benefits in limited countries.
The program gives preapproved, low-risk travelers expedited clearance upon arrival in the U.S. from abroad. Global Entry users can enter the country through automated kiosks at 75-plus airports.
Conversely, non-U.S. citizens from 21 countries can apply for Global Entry to use it in the U.S.
Here's what to know.
Countries where US citizens can access expedited entry benefits
U.S. citizens with a Global Entry membership can access expedited entry benefits in two other countries.
Australia
Qualified U.S. citizens with Global Entry can use facial recognition and electronic passports for expedited entry and departure at 10 Australian airports.
U.S. citizens must be at least 16 years old and have a biometric symbol on their passport to participate.
Travelers can use facial recognition and electronic passport technology to both enter and depart Australia via a SmartGate kiosk.
To enter Australia, Americans also need a visa.
