Through the use of computerized kiosks, the Global Entry program allows passengers to enter U.S. airports more quickly and avoid long immigration waits. Those on H1B visas, who usually have to wait a lengthy period at immigration, will especially benefit from this. Waiting in line for hours may be quite exhausting after long travels from places like India, the Middle East, or Africa.
 
The good news is that a lot of people are choosing Global Entry to expedite and streamline their travels, especially those on H1B visas. You're in luck if you're an indian national traveling on an F1 or H1B visa! One passenger described their experience while landing at Newark airport (EWR) from India. They encountered a long wait at immigration when they arrived at the airport. Numerous international planes had just touched down, including several from India, the destination of many H1B passengers. Although the wait time was shown as 38 minutes, it might actually be several hours or longer, particularly given language challenges, big families, and the generally sluggish procedure.
 

Here's where Global Entry comes in rather handy. After enrolling in the program, the tourist proceeded directly to the Global Entry queue. Each of the three individuals in front of them took less than ten seconds to pass through. They stood in front of the kiosk when it was their turn, and it scanned their passport and face. No more paperwork or forms—just a fast scan. The immigration officer just looked at their passport for two seconds before passing them through when the kiosk told them to continue. It took less than forty-five seconds to complete.
 
A few qualifying requirements must be met, but applying for Global Entry isn't that difficult. You must have a valid passport, be at least eighteen, and make sure your visa is in order. A background check and an interview at a Global Entry Enrollment Center are part of the procedure. But when you're accepted, there are a lot of advantages. This one action may save hours of waiting and anxiety at the airport for those of us already juggling the challenges of living on an H1B visa.
 
Regaining some of your time and peace of mind is possible with Global Entry, which is more than simply a convenience. Improving your travel experience is more important than just speeding through the airport. Many H1B visa holders seek for it, and although some are denied for various reasons, it's still worthwhile to attempt.
 
 

 
 

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