US EditionDonald Trump Unveils "Gold Card" Visas for $1 Million
The Gold Card program replaces EB-1 and EB-2 visas, offering 80,000 residency spots and aims to generate over $100 billion for the US Treasury through wealthy applicants' contributions.
- President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order on September 19, 2025, at the White House establishing the Gold Card visa program.
- The order responds to prior administration immigration policies considered disastrous and aims to prioritize wealthy immigrants contributing financially to the U.S.
- The Gold Card offers expedited permanent residency to individuals donating $1 million or corporations donating $2 million, replacing EB-1 and EB-2 visa categories.
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said about 80,000 Gold Cards will be issued after intensive vetting requiring a $15,000 fee, and the program replaces other employment-based visas.
- The program could generate billions for the U.S. Treasury but faces legal challenges and might limit applicants due to global tax requirements imposed on Gold Card holders.
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The U.S. president signed a decree on Friday opening a new route to residence in the country, with a donation of $1 million. A further proof of his willingness to limit immigration to the most fortunate.
US President signed a decree for a new residence card for wealthy foreigners Donald Trump signed on Friday a decree creating a "gold" residence card to a million
One million US dollars for a permanent stay: President Trump's "Gold Card" is supposed to make it possible. Visas for foreign professionals are also expected to cost significantly more in the future.
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Donald Trump signed on Friday a decree creating a $1 million "golden" residence card, referring to the famous "green card" that allows us to live and work in the United States. The US President also announced an annual fee of $100,000 for work visas that are widely used in the technology sector.
Trump offers high taxes and a $1 million elite visa to renew business and investment visas in the US
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