Schiphol Fast Track & Meet and Greet at Amsterdam Airport

What is Schiphol Fast Track?

Schiphol Fast Track with Meet & Greet is a personal assistance service that takes you through security and passport control at Amsterdam Airport, using priority lanes where available.

Peak periods such as summer, school holidays and early morning departures can push waiting times well past the half hour mark, which is a real risk if your connection is tight or you simply want a calmer start to your trip.

With Schiphol meet and assist from ComfortPass, a dedicated greeter monitors your flight, helps with check-in and luggage, and escorts you through every checkpoint. This is particularly useful for:

• Business travellers who need a predictable, efficient route through the airport
• Families juggling children, pushchairs and luggage
• Senior travellers who find long periods of standing difficult
• Connecting passengers with tight layovers, where every minute counts

Schiphol Fast Track vs the free security timeslot

Schiphol offers a free online timeslot for the security check, but it only reserves the time at which you enter security, nothing more.

Some airlines also sell their own fast track security add-on, which covers that single checkpoint in the same way.

Neither option includes a personal greeter, help through passport control and EES on arrival, luggage assistance or an escort to your car.

Our Schiphol Fast Track with Meet & Greet covers the whole journey through the airport, which matters most on arrival, when passport control and EES registration cause the longest delays.

Is Amsterdam airport fast track worth it?

Whether Amsterdam airport fast track is worth it depends on your journey:

• Arriving from outside Schengen on a non-EU passport: yes. Passport control and EES registration are where queues build up; in July 2026, peak waits reached around two hours, even though the average was much shorter.
• Travelling on a passport not eligible for eGates, for example many Gulf and South Asian passports: yes, you will be sent to a staffed desk regardless, so an escort and fast track immigration lane save real time.
• Travelling with children, heavy luggage or reduced mobility: yes, the escort and porter service save the most effort.
• Flying within Schengen on an EU passport: the basic package is enough if you mainly want help with bags and an escort through the terminal.

EES at Schiphol: what to expect on arrival

EES applies to non-EU nationals on short stays who are crossing the Schengen external border; EU, EEA and Swiss citizens are not registered.

The process has two steps: first, a self-service kiosk scans your passport and takes a photo and fingerprints, then you pass through an eGate or a staffed passport desk.

Registration stays valid for three years, and a new passport means a new registration.

Children under 12 must go to a staffed desk with an adult. Your greeter escorts you through both steps and, where available, into the fast track immigration lane.

What is included in Schiphol Fast Track

Every package includes a personal greeter and flight monitoring, with the exact support tailored to your journey.

On Arrival

• Real-time flight monitoring, so your greeter waits even if you land late
• Meeting at the aircraft gate with a name sign
• Escort through EES and passport control, using the fast track immigration lane where available
• Luggage assistance, up to two bags, at baggage reclaim
• Escort to your onward transport

On Departure

• Real-time flight monitoring
• Meeting at the terminal entrance, at the kerbside drop-off
• Assistance with check-in, where applicable
• Escort through security, with priority lane access where available
• Escort through passport control for non-Schengen flights
• Lounge access in selected packages, then an escort to your boarding gate

On Connection

• Flight monitoring for both your inbound and outbound flights
• Meeting at the arrival gate of your first flight
• Help with transfer security and, for Schengen and non-Schengen changes, passport control
• Support if your connection is delayed or cancelled
• Escort to the lounge, if you have access, or to the gate of your next flight

Choosing your package: ComfortPlus, Premium or VIP

Each tier builds on the one before it, so you can match the level of support to your journey.

• ComfortPlus: a personal greeter, flight monitoring and an escort through the airport. Best for families and first-time visitors.
• Premium: everything in ComfortPlus, plus a dedicated porter and buggy transfers where permitted. Best for heavy luggage or a tight schedule.
• VIP: everything in Premium, plus access to a private VIP terminal space with dining where applicable, language assistance on request, and a chauffeur-driven car between the aircraft and the terminal when the plane parks at a remote stand.

Prices start from USD 210 per person. See the packages above for the exact price for your direction of travel.

How to book meet and greet at Amsterdam airport

1. Choose departure, arrival or connection, and select your travel date.
2. Enter your flight and passenger details, then pick your package: ComfortPlus, Premium or VIP.
3. Complete the secure payment to confirm your booking.
4. Receive your electronic service voucher by email, with your booking and contact details.

What to expect on the day

• For departures, your greeter meets you at the terminal entrance, at the kerbside drop-off.
• For arrivals, your greeter waits at the aircraft gate with a name sign.
• For connections, your greeter meets you at the arrival gate of your first flight and guides you onward.

Your greeter takes you to the priority lanes for security and immigration where available.