Where you family, today on PASPORT KINGS, we're going to go over the four airport expediting programs that can help you get in and out of the country a lot quicker than usual. Engage. This is PASPORT KINGS. Welcome aboard a broad. Waiting on a long line inside of a busy airport is never a great way to start a vacation. It can be a pain if you're a frequent business flyer or run and late and trying to catch a flight. Then you arrive jet lag at another airport and have to go through a similar ordeal again with customs or immigration. Maybe it's time that you sign up for a travel program that will let you breeze through the airport checks. They're several available, but what you want is right for you. My name is Rock Land, I'm a travel advisor, I make PASPORT KINGS travel videos to inform, review and excite your about vacation destinations and other travel related information. If this is a topic you like, consider subscribing to PASPORT KINGS and ring the notification bell so you can be the first to know when I upload new content. First is TSA Precheck. The cost for TSA Precheck is $85 for five years. And it's available in more than 200 US airports. With the membership of over 7 million people, TSA Precheck is very popular. TSA Precheck is the largest and most popular airport security program and operated by the US Transportation Security Administration. Use for US citizens, Canadian members of Nexus or foreigners enrolled in global entry. Ask the government to fingerprint and a background check in the enrollment process. You'll be entitled to a separate and more efficient security line. Gone are the days when you have to whip out your laptop, open your suitcase, entire shoes, etc. This program is becoming very very popular so with some airports it really doesn't make the difference, but most times it will help you breeze through the line. Next is clear. Clare's cost is $170 a year and it's available in more than 35 US airports. Clare's run privately and works with TSA Precheck to speed up your experience by expediting the checking of travel documents on departing flights. Only US citizens or legal permanent residents 18 years old and above can join. Children below 18 need not enroll and can enter a clear lane for free if accompanied by clear family members. This has been added to a clear lane where a biometric fingerprint or iris scan quickly verifies their identity. After that a clear representative will escort them, pass the security lines and straight to their physical screening. That's the point where TSA Precheck takes over if they're also members. The company claims the whole process only takes about 5 minutes. That program also has become very popular and sometimes when I'm on a precheck line I actually go quicker than the people on a clear line, but they do a really good job. Now make sure you watch the end of the video so you can download my free ebook about how to make money online in the travel industry and if you haven't yet, hit subscribe and press the notification bell. Next is Global Entry. Global Entry cost $100 for 5 years and it's available in more than 200 US airports. This is a program of the US Customs and Border Protection. Global Entry has over 5 million members consisting of US citizens and permanent residents and also citizens of several countries. Its purpose is to expedite the screening process of international travelers arriving in the US. Their biometric scanning is similar to the facial recognition used on smartphones. They'll take a picture of your face and match it with your passport photo. This can skip the long customs lines and avoid the paperwork that goes with it. Lastly there's Mobile Passport Control. Now the course of Mobile Passport Control is free. Today millions of travelers have benefited from the Mobile Passport Control and PC app since it's released in 2014. Its program to help travelers ease their return into the US. To register, open the app and fill out your profile with basic info such as your legal name, photo, passport number, etc. What you need to do is answer the same questions that you would typically find on a customs declaration for. After that the app generates a QR code that you can show to the CBP officer assigned to the dedicated Mobile Passport line. Uses claim its just as quick as global entry and the best part is its free. Unfortunately the last time I was coming into the country I had filled out everything on my Mobile Passport Control app but once I got to the line they said there was no Mobile Passport line. But I left a pretty silent taste in my mouth but usually it's rarely an easy process and I wonder why so many more people don't use it. Being that everyone has a smartphone and the process is pretty easy. You can usually do it within the landing process of coming into the US right before you're about to go through customs. Now do you use one of these Airport expediting programs? If so, write your comments down in the bottom and let me know which one you've used, which one you would like to use or which one you had and you had a problem with it so you discontinue using it. And if you're interested in having a travel business from home, full time or part time, check the description below for upcoming webinars to get you started. And the next time you go through customs in an airport make sure that you get pushed to the front of the line like the king of passport. Peace.