Originally Posted by
aquamarinesteph
Okay, I confess that while I haven't read all 700+ pages of this thread, I read the Wiki and I'm still confused.
I am being told by other people that if you are approved for Nexus, you have Global Entry, regardless of point of entry to this country. They're saying you can spend LESS money and still get ALL of the Global Entry benefits with Nexus. I thought Nexus was a dedicated program between Canada and the US.
If someone could please help me out here, I'd be much obliged.
It's been extensively discussed in the
Global Entry vs NEXUS thread (which, BTW, is only 12 pages long
):
Originally Posted by
TWA884
Take a look at the DHS
Trusted Traveler Programs Comparison Chart:
NEXUS
<snip>
Program Experience
Expedited processing at airports and land borders when entering the U.S. and Canada.
Includes Global Entry benefits.
Includes the TSA Pre✓® benefits for U.S. citizens, U.S. lawful permanent residents and Canadian citizens.