If you want early access to Gemini 3 Pro inside Google’s Gemini CLI of Gemini Code Assist, you can join the official Gemini 3 waitlist through Google’s signup form. The process is simple: fill out the form with your email, Google AI Pro status, and time zone, agree to Google’s privacy policy, and wait for the confirmation email that grants access when your turn arrives.
This guide explains who needs to join the Gemini 3 waitlist, how to complete the form correctly, how Google uses your information, and what to expect after you’re approved — plus tips on how to try Gemini 3 Pro for free while you wait.
And if you don’t have a Google Ultra subscription, there’s good news — GlobalGPT has already integrated Gemini 3 Pro, so you can try it for free today.
What Is the Gemini 3 CLI Waitlist?
De Gemini 3 CLI Waitlist is an official Google form that collects information from developers and users who want early access to Gemini 3 Pro via Gemini CLI of Gemini Code Assist.
It’s part of Google’s staged rollout process for Gemini 3 Pro, following the model’s November 2025 launch. Because Gemini 3 Pro is being deployed gradually across different subscription tiers and regions, the waitlist ensures access is managed fairly and efficiently.
When you join the waitlist, Google adds your account to a queue. Once your turn arrives, your account will automatically gain access to Gemini 3 inside Gemini CLI or Code Assist. You’ll be notified via email when your access is approved.
Who Needs to Join the Gemini 3 Waitlist
Not every user needs to join the Gemini 3 waitlist. Depending on your Google AI plan, you may already have immediate access.
1. Users Who Already Have Access
U do not need to join the waitlist if you are:
- A Google AI Ultra subscriber — Gemini 3 Pro is already enabled in your account.
- A paid Gemini API user — your API key automatically includes Gemini 3 Pro access.
- A Gemini CLI contributor — if you have merged PRs in the official repo, you’ll likely receive priority access.
2. Users Who Must Join the Waitlist
U should join the waitlist if you are:
- A Google AI Pro subscriber who doesn’t yet see Gemini 3 in Gemini CLI or Code Assist.
- A Code Assist Standard user waiting for Gemini 3 Pro integration.
- A Free Tier user who wants to test Gemini 3 Pro as soon as possible.
- A developer of student interested in early access for testing and feedback.
How to Join the Gemini 3 CLI Waitlist (Step‑by‑Step)
Joining the Gemini 3 waitlist takes less than two minutes. Here’s exactly what to do:
Step 1: Open the Official Waitlist Form
- Visit the Google form titled “Access Gemini 3 in Gemini CLI and Gemini Code Assist.”
- Make sure you’re signed in with your Google-account (the same one used for Gemini CLI or AI Studio).
Step 2: Fill Out Your Account Information
You’ll be asked for the following details:
- Email Address (Required)
The email used to grant access — must match your Google AI account. - Are You a Google AI Pro Subscriber? (Required)
Selecteer Ja of Geen.Note: You do niet need a Pro subscription to join or to be approved later. - Select Your Time Zone (Required)
Helps Google coordinate regional rollout and email notifications. - Are You a Contributor to the Gemini CLI Repo? (Optional)
If you’ve submitted merged pull requests to the official Gemini CLI GitHub repo, choose Ja. - GitHub Username (Optional)
If applicable, include your GitHub handle for verification. - Link to PR (Optional)
Provide a direct link to your merged pull request (e.g.,https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/pull/13287).
Step 3: Agree to Google’s Privacy Policy
At the bottom of the form, confirm:
“I understand and agree that the information I provide will be collected and used as described on this form and in accordance with Google’s Privacy Policy.”
You must tick Ja to submit.
Step 4: Submit the Form
Klik op Submit.
You’ll see a confirmation message stating that you’ve been added to the Gemini 3 CLI and Code Assist waitlist.
Step 5: Wait for Access
Google will review your submission and notify you by email when your access is activated.
Your access may take days or weeks depending on:
- Jouw subscription tier (Ultra, Pro, Standard, or Free)
- Region and time zone
- Contributor status (GitHub contributors may be prioritized)
What Happens After You Join the Waitlist
Once you’re approved, you’ll receive an email from Google with activation details.
This email usually includes:
- Confirmation that Gemini 3 is enabled for your account
- Instructions for using Gemini 3 in Gemini CLI
- CLI version update requirement (
npm install -g @google/gemini-cli@latest) - Steps to toggle Preview Features ON in your CLI settings
After that, you can run:
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gemini --model gemini-3-pro chatThis command activates Gemini 3 Pro inside the terminal.
If you joined through Code Assist, you may also gain Gemini 3 integration inside your IDE — including deeper CLI and agentic workflows.
What Information Does Google Collect (and Why)
Google’s waitlist form only gathers a few pieces of data, all used for internal rollout management:
- Email: to link access to your account
- AI Pro subscription status: to prioritize existing subscribers
- Time zone: to manage staggered global rollouts
- Contributor info: to identify active open‑source developers
Data Privacy & Retention
- Google explicitly states that this information is used internally only en will not be shared externally.
- All data is retained only until the Gemini 3 CLI and Code Assist waitlist concludes.
- Google’s Privacy Policy governs all data collection and handling.
How to Check Your Waitlist Status
Currently, there’s no public dashboard to check waitlist position.
However, you can:
- Watch your email inbox for updates from Google AI or Gemini CLI.
- Follow the Gemini CLI GitHub Discussions for rollout progress posts.
- Update your CLI regularly — new releases may unlock Gemini 3 access automatically.
How to Use Gemini 3 Pro While You Wait
If you’re still waiting for approval, there are a few ways to experience Gemini 3 Pro capabilities right now.
1. Try Gemini 3 Pro on GlobalGPT (Free Access)
GlobalGPT has already integrated Gemini 3 Pro for public use.
Dat kan:
- Chat, code, and run reasoning tasks
- Compare Gemini 3 Pro with GPT‑5.1 and Claude 4.5
- Use it without a Google AI subscription or waitlist
Opmerking: GlobalGPT is an independent integration, not an official Google product.
2. Apply for the Gemini Student Plan
If you’re a verified student, join the Gemini Student Plan for one year of free Gemini 3 Pro access.
You’ll get:
- Unlimited chats and image uploads
- Deep Research and Audio Overview features
- 2 TB of storage
- Access valid through January 31, 2026
3. Follow CLI Updates
If you already use Gemini CLI, update to the latest version regularly:
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npm install -g @google/gemini-cli@latestGoogle often enables new models silently for eligible users, so staying updated ensures you get access faster.
FAQ: Gemini 3 CLI Waitlist
Is joining the Gemini 3 waitlist free?
Yes. You don’t need a paid Google AI plan to join the waitlist.
Do I need a Google AI Pro subscription?
No. Pro users may receive faster approval, but it’s not required.
How long will it take to get access?
Google hasn’t given an exact timeline. Rollout depends on plan type, region, and usage level.
Can I update my information later?
Yes. You can resubmit the form with updated details (like a new email or subscription status).
Will I lose my spot if I switch accounts?
Yes. Access is tied to the email provided when you joined — use your main Google AI account.
Final Thoughts: Join Early, Build Sooner
Joining the Gemini 3 CLI Waitlist is the fastest way for most developers to get hands‑on with Google’s most advanced AI model.
Whether you’re building automation workflows, testing coding agents, or exploring multimodal reasoning, signing up now ensures you’ll be among the first to experience Gemini 3 Pro inside the command line and Code Assist.
If you don’t want to wait, you can also explore GlobalGPT’s free integration — giving you an early taste of Gemini 3 Pro’s power before your official access arrives.
