Chase Sapphire Reserve · $795 annual fee
How to use the Chase Sapphire Reserve Global Entry credit
Charge one eligible Global Entry, TSA PreCheck, or NEXUS application fee directly to the Chase Sapphire Reserve. Chase provides one statement credit of up to $120 every four years after the first eligible application fee is charged by the primary cardholder or an authorized user.
Up to $120 statement credit every 4 years for Global Entry, TSA PreCheck, or NEXUS application fees.
$120
Every 4 Years
$30
Based on full eligible use
Every 4 Years
Verify the issuer terms
$795
per year
When does this benefit reset?
The account receives one eligible application-fee credit every four years. Confirm the last-use date in Chase before paying another application fee.
Where can you use this benefit?
How can you use this benefit?
Choose one covered program
Compare Global Entry, TSA PreCheck, and NEXUS, then confirm the program is still covered by the current Chase terms.
Apply through the official program
Complete the application through the relevant U.S. government site. Third-party application-assistance charges are not eligible.
Pay the application fee with the card
Charge the eligible fee directly to the Sapphire Reserve. The first covered application fee in the four-year period uses the credit.
Confirm the statement credit
Review the card statement and keep the application receipt until the credit posts.
Common mistakes to avoid
- •Paying an application-assistance service instead of the official government program.
- •Expecting separate credits for Global Entry, TSA PreCheck, and NEXUS during the same four-year period.
- •Assuming the credit guarantees application approval or enrollment.
Benefit terms and reset dates can change or vary by account. Verify current terms and account-specific dates with Chase.
Frequently asked questions
How often can you use the Sapphire Reserve Global Entry credit?
Chase provides one statement credit of up to $120 every four years for the first eligible Global Entry, TSA PreCheck, or NEXUS application fee charged to the card.
Can an authorized user use the credit?
Chase states that the first eligible application fee may be charged by the primary cardholder or an authorized user. It remains one shared credit for the account during the four-year period.
Does the credit guarantee approval?
No. The credit reimburses an eligible application fee. The government program controls eligibility, approval, and enrollment.
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