While there is no single "International TSA PreCheck" program that works at every airport worldwide, the closest global equivalent is Global Entry. Operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Global Entry provides expedited processing for pre-approved, low-risk travelers when entering the United States. Crucially, Global Entry membership includes TSA PreCheck, giving travelers the domestic benefit in the U.S. and the international benefit of skipping customs lines. In 2026, several other countries have partnered with the U.S. or created their own programs; for example, the NEXUS program works for U.S.-Canada travel, and the SENTRI program is used at the Mexican border. Additionally, countries like the UK (Registered Traveller Service) and Germany (EasyPASS) offer their own expedited entry systems for frequent flyers, but travelers must apply for these programs individually as they are not automatically linked to a U.S. TSA membership.