No, TSA PreCheck does not include customs benefits. TSA PreCheck is strictly a domestic security program managed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to expedite the departure screening process at U.S. airports (allowing you to keep your shoes on and laptops in bags). It has no influence on the "Customs and Border Protection" (CBP) process when you return to the U.S. from an international destination. If you want to make the customs and immigration process faster in 2026, you would need to enroll in Global Entry. Global Entry is a separate program that allows for expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers upon arrival in the United States via automated kiosks or mobile apps. However, there is a major "pro-tip" for travelers: if you apply for and are approved for Global Entry, it automatically includes TSA PreCheck as a complimentary benefit. Therefore, while PreCheck alone won't help you at the customs line, its "big brother" program Global Entry covers both your domestic departures and your international arrivals, making it the superior choice for frequent world travelers.