 TITLE: What Is the Difference Between TSA Precheck and Global Entry? CONTENT: Use a Credit Card to Get TSA Precheck or Global Entry Application Fee Credit\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------\nIt costs $85 to apply for TSA Precheck and $100 to apply for Global Entry, regardless of whether you're ultimately approved. However, several travel rewards credit card issuers will issue a statement credit of up to $100 that covers the cost of applying for either program once every four or five years when you use your card to pay.\nAmong the popular products that include such a benefit are the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card.\nTSA Precheck saves travelers time and stress by giving them access to expedited airport security lanes. Global Entry is a great way to get through customs and immigration faster when entering the U.S. If you are trying to decide which of these two programs to apply for, consider going for Global Entry since members usually get TSA Precheck access, too, and there are several great travel rewards credit cards that will cover the $100 application fee. END