The German equivalent of the U.S. Global Entry program is called EasyPASS. It is an automated border control system that allows registered travelers to use e-gates for expedited entry and exit at major German airports like Frankfurt and Munich. For U.S. citizens specifically, there is a reciprocal program called EasyPASS-RTP (Registered Traveler Program). To join, U.S. citizens who are already members of Global Entry can visit a federal police enrollment center at a German airport to have their documents verified. Once enrolled, you can bypass the long manual passport control lines by scanning your e-passport at the automated kiosks. It is important to note that while the Entry-Exit System (EES) and ETIAS are being rolled out across Europe in late 2026, EasyPASS remains a distinct "Trusted Traveler" tool for those who frequently transit through Germany and want to maintain the same level of speed they enjoy with Global Entry in the States.