Nobody likes standing in line. This is true whether you’re at Disneyland or the airport — hanging out in a queue is a long, annoying process. If someone you know is a frequent traveler but doesn’t have a membership in a Trusted Traveler program, you may be wondering how you can get it to them. Is it possible to gift TSA PreCheck or Global Entry?

The short answer is no. A simple way to gift TSA PreCheck or Global Entry that is managed by either program doesn’t exist. But there still may be a way.

Let’s take a look at these programs, how you can still gift them if you want and ways to pay for the fees that they charge.

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What are TSA PreCheck and Global Entry?

For those who are unfamiliar, TSA PreCheck and Global Entry provide valuable benefits to travelers. TSA PreCheck is a TSA-backed program that allows passengers to speed through airport security. Travelers can use a separate line to enter security; they’ll also be able to keep their laptops and liquids in their bags and keep their shoes on.

Global Entry, meanwhile, provides benefits to those returning from international travel. Rather than standing in the standard U.S. citizen line at customs, those with Global Entry can take advantage of a dedicated line with Global Entry kiosks. After filling out your information, you’ll be able to pass right through immigration.

You’ll need to apply for these programs, and they aren’t free. Global Entry costs $100 for a five-year membership. TSA PreCheck is slightly less expensive, charging $78 for its five-year program.