Do You Need a Passport When Traveling with a Global Entry Card?
Learn why a passport is still required for international travel even if you have a Global Entry card for faster customs processing.
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Yes, you still need a passport even if you have a Global Entry card. Global Entry speeds up the customs process, but it does not replace the need for a passport when traveling internationally. Always carry your passport as it's the primary document required for entry into any foreign country.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I use a Global Entry card instead of a passport for international flights? No, a Global Entry card does not replace a passport. You must carry your passport for international air travel as it is the primary document required by foreign countries.
- What is the purpose of the Global Entry card if I still need a passport? The Global Entry card expedites the customs and immigration process when returning to the U.S., but it does not serve as a travel document for entry into other countries.
- Is a passport necessary when traveling by land or sea with a Global Entry card? For land and sea travel between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, the Global Entry card can sometimes be used as an identity document, but requirements vary, and carrying a passport is recommended.