Archive · 18 Jun 2025
Trump's 'Gold Card' Visa Draws Tens of Thousands of Sign-Ups
The US government is offering a new 'Trump Card' to rich people from other countries.
If someone pays $5 million, they can live and work in the US, and eventually become citizens.
The card itself is gold-plated and has Donald Trump's picture on it.
The idea is to bring in money for the country.
However, some experts worry that the program might not be legal and doesn't have the same rules as older programs.
The 'Trump Card' visa program offers US residency for a $5 million investment.
Over 68,000 people signed up for the program within days of launch.
The program, announced in June, is promoted as an alternative to the EB-5 visa.
The digital card features Trump's image and is gold-plated.
Legal experts have raised concerns about the program's lack of legislative backing.
- Who
- Wealthy individuals.
- What
- A new visa program called 'Trump Card' offering US residency.
- When
- Launched in June.
- Where
- United States.
- Why
- To raise revenue and potentially reduce the national debt.
Concerns
Potential Benefits
Legality
Concerns
Experts suggest the program lacks the necessary legal framework and legislative backing.
Potential Benefits
The Trump administration is promoting this to increase funds.
- Card Name
- Trump Card
- Cost
- $5 million
- Objective
- US Residency
- Applicants Registered
- Over 68,000
- Digital Card Features
- Trump's Image and Gold-Plated
