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WASHINGTON - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday floated the idea of replacing a visa program for foreign investors with a so-called "gold card" that could be bought for $5 million as a route ...

The Democratic lawmaker said the president's plan ignores talented individuals who don't have millions in their bank accounts ...

This change would impact hundreds of families in the process of applying for their EB-5 Green Cards from the UAE and other GCC nations. Trump’s announcement has sent shockwaves through the ...

This is a gold card. We’re going to be putting a price on that card of about $5 million and that’s going to give you green card privileges, plus it’s going to be a route to citizenship.

WASHINGTON (KABC) -- President Donald Trump announced his administration plans to sell a "gold card" - his version of a green card that will cost $5 million. "We're going to be selling a gold card.

Photo: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images WASHINGTON—President Trump said Tuesday that he would allow wealthy individuals to pay $5 million for a “gold card” that would grant them permanent U.S ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday (February 25, 2025) that he plans to offer a “gold card” visa with a path to citizenship for $5 million, replacing a 35-year-old visa for investors.

During a recent press conference, President Trump proposed a new "gold card" program to replace the EB-5 visa. This initiative would grant green card privileges to foreign investors for a $5 ...

President Donald Trump said he wants to attract foreign investors to the United States with a $5 million "gold card." Trump floated the idea on Tuesday, Feb. 25, and told reporters he would ...

SYDNEY/SEOUL/LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's $5 million so-called 'gold card' visa program is unlikely to trigger a major inflow of wealthy global investors seeking U.S ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's $5 million so-called 'gold card' visa program is unlikely to trigger a major inflow of wealthy global investors seeking U.S. citizenship because of concerns over ...