DHS Restarts Global Entry After Two-Week Pause

March 13, 2026·about 21 hours ago·via VisaHQ

The Department of Homeland Security restarts Global Entry services following a two-week suspension, easing expedited U.S. entry for pre-approved travelers. Members bypass long lines at kiosks in major airports worldwide. Practical tip: Update your profile and schedule interviews promptly to avoid future delays; Trusted Traveler status renews smoothly now. This resumption boosts international mobility for frequent flyers.

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