Trump Gold Card, Explained

Learn the process, cost, timeline, and requirements of the Gold Card Visa program for U.S. residency.

Two Paths to American Residency

Learn the process, cost, timeline, and requirements of the Gold Card Visa program for U.S. residency.

Individual Gold Card

$1M Contribution

Fast-track U.S. residency for you and your immediate family through a financial gift to the U.S. government.

  • Includes spouse and children under 21
  • No job creation required
  • Rapid green card processing
  • Full work authorization

*Additional small fees to the U.S. Department of State may apply.

For Businesses

Corporate Gold Card

$2M per Employee

Sponsor exceptional talent for U.S. residency through your corporation with enhanced flexibility.

  • Dependent options included
  • Transferable sponsorship
  • Ideal for global talent acquisition
  • Streamlined corporate process

*Additional small fees to the U.S. Department of State may apply.

What is the Gold Card Visa?

The Gold Card Visa is a groundbreaking U.S. residency program designed for high-net-worth individuals and corporate-sponsored talent. Through a financial contribution to the U.S. government, applicants can secure permanent residency in record time.

Unlike traditional investment visas like the EB-5, the Gold Card program requires no job creation, no investment returns, and offers a streamlined path to the American Dream.

Rigorous Vetting

Complete background checks, proof of funds verification, and admissibility screening ensure program integrity.

Expedited Processing

Skip the years-long wait of traditional immigration pathways with rapid green card processing.

Family Included

Your spouse and children under 21 are included in your application at no additional contribution.

No Investment Risk

Unlike EB-5, there’s no investment return requirement or job creation mandate to worry about.

Eligibility Criteria

The Gold Card Visa program maintains high standards to ensure only qualified applicants are approved.

Financial Capacity

Demonstrate lawful source of funds for the $1M (individual) or $2M (corporate) contribution with full documentation.

  • Bank statements
  • Asset verification
  • Source of wealth documentation

Admissibility

Meet standard U.S. immigration admissibility requirements including background and security checks.

  • No criminal history concerns
  • Health requirements met
  • No prior immigration violations

National Benefit

Your contribution directly supports U.S. national interests and economic development.

  • Direct government contribution
  • No intermediaries
  • Transparent process

How to Apply (step by step)

Initial Consultation

Contact us to discuss your eligibility and understand the program requirements. We’ll answer all your questions about the Gold Card Visa process.

Document Preparation

Gather required documentation including proof of funds, financial disclosures, identification, and supporting materials for your application.

Application Submission

Submit your completed application along with the DHS processing fee. Your application enters the vetting queue for review.

Background Review

U.S. authorities conduct comprehensive background checks, verify your financial documentation, and assess admissibility criteria.

Contribution Transfer

Upon approval of your background check, complete the $1M or $2M contribution transfer to the U.S. government.

Receive Your Gold Card

Finalize your green card paperwork and receive your Gold Card Visa, granting permanent U.S. residency for you and your family.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions about the Gold Card Visa program.


The contribution is a direct gift to the U.S. government, not an investment. Unlike the EB-5 visa, there is no expectation of return. The funds support U.S. national interests and economic development while providing a streamlined path to residency for qualified high-net-worth individuals.

Yes. The Gold Card Visa grants permanent residency (green card status). After maintaining continuous residence in the U.S. for 5 years, you may be eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship through naturalization, subject to meeting all standard requirements.

The primary contribution covers the DHS processing fee. However, additional small fees to the U.S. Department of State may apply depending on the applicant’s circumstances, such as visa issuance fees, biometrics fees, and medical examination costs.

Individual Gold Card applicants can include their spouse and unmarried children under 21 years of age at no additional contribution. Corporate applicants have additional dependent options available—contact us for details on corporate sponsorship packages.

The Gold Card Visa requires a direct contribution with no expectation of return, while EB-5 requires an investment that must create jobs and may or may not produce returns. The Gold Card process is typically faster and has no job creation requirements.

If your application is denied during the vetting process before the contribution is made, only the processing fee is non-refundable. The contribution itself is only processed after successful background vetting and approval of your preliminary application.

Yes. Upon receiving your Gold Card and permanent resident status, you are authorized to work for any employer in the United States, start your own business, or pursue any lawful employment without additional work permits.

The Gold Card Visa is designed for expedited processing. While individual timelines vary based on background check complexity and documentation completeness, the program offers one of the fastest paths to U.S. permanent residency available.

Take the first step toward U.S. residency. Contact us today to discuss your eligibility and start your Gold Card Visa application.


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