Since early 2024, the Trump administration has been promoting a bold new idea — a “gold card” visa that would allow wealthy foreigners to get U.S. residency in exchange for a $5 million investment.

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

The Pacific island nation is selling citizenship to foreigners for $105,000 each to fund its retreat from rising sea levels.

A golden visa gives high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) the option of physically relocating to a country of their choice ...

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

The TON Foundation clarifies that there is no official Golden Visa program that has been launched in partnership with the ...

It's a policy intended to replace the existing EB-5 immigrant investor visa program, which allows foreign entrepreneurs to ...

A fast track to legal status is likely illegal without Congress, and it’s unclear if interest in the idea translates to ...

Donald Trump's $5 million Gold Card visa has drawn 70,000 sign-ups, but legal experts warn it lacks congressional approval.

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

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

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