Global Entry - Enrollment on Arrival At Orlando

[fredflintstone]

Originally Posted by lam

I applied for an ESTA back late 2016 or early 2017 (can't remember).
Its valid for 2 years.

I am looking to go to Orlando from Dublin (pre clearance) this july.

DO I need to apply for anything else?
No idea about TTP or GOES scheme. How do they work in my case?

Any info much appreciated. Both DS and I have EU/UK passports but live in Eire.

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If you are flying from Dublin I wouldn't bother as you have pre-clearance and are treated as domestic arrivals in the US. It is a bigger advantage for those flying from the UK who currently do not have this excellent bonus Dublin has and can face long queues at immigration in the US.

This pre-clearance might be a reason it is not available to citizens of the Irish Republic at the moment. No need for it . But in your case as flying from Dublin you also do not need it IMHO.

[raider56]

Can you use this traveling thru Sanford as well as MCO?

[unixgirl]

Originally Posted by raider56

Can you use this traveling thru Sanford as well as MCO?

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If they have Global Entry then yes.
usa.immigrationvisaforms/...ating-airports
Says that Sanford is a yes.

[raider56]

Thanks!

[wpalmer]

Its a great scheme. We had our interviews last summer at MCO.
Very thorough process though!
Saves loads of time if you are hand luggage only. If not, you still have to wait for the cases.

[lam]

Originally Posted by Peko

If your ESTA is still valid at the time you travel, and the passport attached to it when you applied will still be your current passport at that time, you don't need to do anything else. I would recommend that you double-check the expiry date of your ESTA.

TTP/GOES relate to Trusted Traveler schemes such as Global Entry, the subject of this thread. However, you don't need GE, it is just something you can apply for to speed up immigration, but it's only worth it for regular visitors to the US.

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Thanks

[lam]

Originally Posted by fredflintstone

If you are flying from Dublin I wouldn't bother as you have pre-clearance and are treated as domestic arrivals in the US. It is a bigger advantage for those flying from the UK who currently do not have this excellent bonus Dublin has and can face long queues at immigration in the US.

This pre-clearance might be a reason it is not available to citizens of the Irish Republic at the moment. No need for it . But in your case as flying from Dublin you also do not need it IMHO.

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I always fly via dublin or shannon for this reason. Its a great 'perk' and saves a lot of time when i get to orlando.

[rs132]

Hi all, can anyone confirm that you can get to the enrollment on arrival coming off BA flights?

Thanks!

[Gryff]

We were too late coming off the later BA flight from Gatwick had to go back the next day
Though I’d ask but have a back up appointment booked just in case

[Lindsk]

We had our interview coming off the Virgin flight which landed at 6pm on Thanksgiving in 2018. The interview was done in the same area that you go through security, I don't know if that has changed.
We had to join the queue for security and go through the process before being taken to different desks for our interviews. We will be using GE for the first time properly next week, so we are hoping it saves us some time (although will still need to wait for luggage)