A proposed 'Trump Card' visa program, offering US residency for a $5 million investment, is drawing significant interest from wealthy Indians, particularly those in tech, finance, and healthcare ...

The president and his aides have exaggerated the likelihood that the program can be implemented and have made no effort to ...

Immigration lawyers have warned clients that the Trump administration’s efforts to create a bizarre $5 million “Gold Card” ...

Will this high-priced visa pump money into the U.S. economy—or could it unleash unforeseen consequences?

Wealth-for-residency scheme lacks legal backing, raises questions about executive overreach and global credibility.

Trump's $5M gold card visa plan for ultra-wealthy faces legal and political hurdles, with no bill introduced and Congress ...

US President Donald Trump in April unveiled his $5 million ‘Gold card’ aboard Air Force One. Trump has said that those who ...

The Trump administration has launched a website where foreigners interested in buying the $5 million "gold card" could get on a waitlist.

Wealthy foreigners willing to buy a dubiously legal way to immigrate to the U.S. now have a website where they can register their interest.

The Trump administration says that for $5 million, successful applicants would get a fast track to U.S. permanent residency and citizenship.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday launched a website for immigrants to register their interest in signing up for the long-touted "gold card," which would offer successful foreigners a path to US ...

On Wednesday, Trump announced that a website allowing people to be notified when the gold card visa formally launches is now live, after officials teased the move last month. Foreigners wishing to ...