Who can apply for a clear get? Americans and travelers from these countries

A program that allows Americans to save time in airport security lines that opens for foreign travelers from four countries.

Clear, a Listed on the New York Stock Exchange The identity company announced on Friday that travelers from the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand can apply for a clear membership+.

The company said it is possible that more countries will be announced later this year.

Their identities are checked+ their identities via separate passages in 59 American airports. Verification processes are performed using the biological measurements of the eye, finger or face, instead of manual analysis.

Kandy Bouchenan, a clear member+ based in California, said the corridors are shorter and their identity is verified “within seconds.”

Travelers can register themselves connectedOr personally at an airport uses the program, the company said.

Individual membership is $ 209 a year. Family personnel under the age of 18 can accompany adult members in Clear+corridors.

Bokanan uses its membership with another American program, Za BreikikShe said that it allows her collectively to survey the security of the airport within minutes.

Tsa Precheck cuts the security line times by allowing passengers to wear their shoes, belts and jackets, and keeping fluids and electronics in their portable luggage during the security examination process. However, the US Transport Security Department announced in July that it was End a policy of approximately 20 years old, asking travelers to remove their shoes during airport security offers.

TSA Prechack program is only open to American citizens, American citizens and permanent legal residents.

Global entry Rapid entry is allowed through customs facilities and US border protection. It is available to American citizens, Mexican citizens and citizens from 19 countries and region, including Australia, Brazil, India, Japan, Germany and the United Kingdom.

It includes other “reliable traveler programs” Nexus Open to American citizens and Mexican citizens – and centerWho records entry into American airports and land boundaries.