President Trump's proposal to introduce a $5 million 'gold card' visa has caused concern among Indian nationals awaiting green cards. This new visa, which bypasses job creation requirements ...

Donald Trump unveiled plans for $5 million gold card visa, replacing EB-5 visa. The initiative has raised concerns among Indians waiting for green cards. US President Donald Trump on Tuesday ...

President Donald Trump has said he does not need Congress to create so-called gold cards to offer foreign nationals a path to citizenship at the price of $5 million, but immigration policy experts ...

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 gold card is an employment-based investment-linked visa program with a significantly higher minimum qualifying limit than the EB-5 visa. (FE Online) The EB-5 visa program, one of the most ...

President Donald Trump announced a $5 million "gold card" initiative for wealthy individuals to obtain US residency and eventual citizenship, replacing the EB-5 visa program. The program aims to ...

President Donald Trump told reporters Tuesday his administration plans to sell a “gold card” for $5 million that will provide wealthy non-citizens U.S. residency and a route to citizenship ...

President Donald Trump said he is planning to sell a $5 million “gold card” to wealthy foreign investors, giving them the ability to work and live in the U.S. with a path toward becoming a ...

US President Donald Trump has proposed a new path to citizenship that would allow wealthy individuals to pay $5 million for a “gold card” that would grant them permanent US residency.

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.

The Trump Gold Card is a new $5 million investment visa program replacing the EB-5 visa, aimed at affluent investors seeking U.S. residency. The program intends to streamline citizenship routes ...

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 ...