Get Free Global Entry With These Credit Cards

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Have you faced long lines at immigration when coming back to the United States? You may want to consider signing up for Global Entry. It allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers upon arrival in the US. Members enter the US through automatic kiosks at select airports instead of facing potentially long lines. One of the better aspects of this program is that it includes TSA PreCheck which allows for expedited screening at TSA checkpoints. TSA PreCheck allows you expedited security checks — no need to take your shoes off, liquids and laptop in your bag.

Visit the Global Entry site for program specifics.

These credit cards provide a $100 credit when you sign up for Global Entry:

American Express Platinum

  • Access to The Centurion lounge network (two guests included), the International American Express lounges, Delta Sky Clubs, and Airspace Lounges
  • Membership to Priority Pass Select – two guests are included for free
  • Earn 5X points for flights booked directly with airlines or with American Express Travel
  • $200 Airline fee credit
  • $15 in Uber credits for U.S. rides each month plus a bonus $20 in December (up to $200 in credit total)
  • $100 fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre
  • $550 annual fee

Citi Prestige Card by Citi

  • Membership to Priority Pass Select – two guests are included for free
  • $250 air travel credit
  • Earn 3x points on airfare and hotels; 2x points on dining
  • $100 fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre
  • $450 annual fee

Chase Sapphire Reserve

  • Membership to Priority Pass Select – number of guests apparently limited by the individual lounge
  • $300 annual travel credit
  • Earn 3x points on travel and dining
  • 50% more value when you redeem for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards
  • $100 fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre
  • $450 annual fee

Citi AAdvantage Executive World Elite

  • Admirals Club access
  • VIP Airport Experience
  • Earn 2x miles for every $1 spent on eligible American Airlines purchases; 1 mile for all other spend
  • $100 fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre
  • $450 annual fee

Ritz-Carlton Rewards Card

  • $300 annual travel credit
  • 2 complimentary nights at a tier 1-4 Ritz-Carlton hotel after meeting initial spend requirements
  • Earn 5x points on Marriott and Ritz-Carlton stays; 2x points on car rental, restaurants, and directly purchased airfare; 1x points on all other spend
  • $100 fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre
  • $450 annual fee

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Comments (3)

  • jake b 7 years ago Reply

    You forgot to mention US Bank’s new Attitude Reserve card. They offer a $100 credit for Global Entry every 4 years.

  • Dave 7 years ago Reply

    Not sure why you would recommend 5 cards that aren’t free and claim that they give you Global Entry credit for free.

    Bank of Omaha TravElite is actually free and gives you a free global entry credit.

  • Antonio 7 years ago Reply

    How often can you use the rebate for each card? That’s some important info…

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