Privium
Privium - priority treatment at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Privium is an airport service program offering preferred treatment for frequent travellers at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
This seamless travel program is designed to offer PRIORITY, SPEED and COMFORT to the airport's most loyal users
In operation since October 2001 it has over 42,000 members
A voluntary, fee-based program for European Economic Area (EEA) and Swiss citizens
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One-stop-shop enrolment procedure (at the Privium ClubLounge, Schiphol)
Privium is now also accessible to (initially) US citizens and more nationalities in the future. Please click here for more information.
Main benefits of Privium
Ultra-fast and safe border passage thanks to the use of revolutionary iris recognition technology.
Privium Plus - extra services:
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Priority parking in car park P1 and P2 or in a reserved section of car park P3.
Business Class check-in at eighteen different airlines - even with an economy ticket.
Discount on Schiphol Valet Parking.
Privium Airport Assistant service: access all Schiphol information via one number.
"Check me in" - appealing check-in service
Amatus: great savings on mobile calling around the world
Seal & Go - great savings on baggage sealing
Trustive - great savings on wireless Internet services
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See also:
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For US citizens: Global Entry: expedited border crossing in USA
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For EEA and Swiss Citizens: Privium: fast border passage and preferential traveller services in the Netherlands
For all Nationals: Expedited border crossing and preferential passenger services in Indonesia (Saphire)
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