Trump Unveils $5 Million ‘Gold Card’ Visa to Woo Wealthy Immigrants

Former real estate mogul and current U.S. President Donald Trump just dropped a bombshell: He’s rolling out a brand-new visa, and it’s got serious VIP energy. Enter the Gold Card Visa, a luxury-level upgrade from the traditional green card with a jaw-dropping $5 million price tag. Yep, you read that right!

So here’s the scoop: Trump announced that the U.S. will soon start selling Gold Card Visas to attract rich investors, job creators, and business moguls from around the world. The idea? Use the funds to give the U.S. economy a boost and chip away at the national deficit.

“We’re going to be selling a gold card. You have a green card, and this is a gold card,” Trump explained in the Oval Office. “We’re going to be putting a price on that card of about $5 million.”

This flashy new visa could be a direct pathway to U.S. citizenship, making it the ultimate golden ticket for deep-pocketed immigrants looking to set up shop in America.

If you’ve got millions to spare and a solid business mindset, you might cut. Trump made it crystal clear that this visa is designed for high-net-worth individuals people who can build companies, create jobs, and keep the economy moving.

And what about Russian oligarchs? Well, that’s where things get spicy. When asked if wealthy Russians could apply, Trump didn’t shut the door.

“I know some Russian oligarchs that are very nice people,” he said. “It’s possible. They’re not as wealthy as they used to be, but I think they can afford $5 million.”

Of course, every applicant will go through a thorough background check before getting that shiny new Gold Card.

Trump says sales will kick off in about two weeks, and he’s confident they’ll move quickly.

“We’ll be able to sell maybe a million of these cards. We have it all worked out from a legal standpoint,” he assured reporters.

With $5 million per visa, that’s a whole lot of money rolling into Uncle Sam’s bank account.

It’s no secret that Trump loves big, bold ideas, especially when they involve his signature branding. In fact, he even joked about calling it the Trump Gold Card to give it that extra flair. “Somebody said, ‘Can we call it the Trump Gold Card?’ I said, ‘If it helps, use the name Trump,’” he quipped.

While this plan is still fresh off the press, the debate is already heating up. Some people see it as an innovative way to bring in top-tier investors, while others worry about the ethics of selling U.S. residency to the highest bidder.

Regardless, one thing is certain: this Gold Card Visa is making waves, and it’s just the latest in Trump’s playbook of headline-grabbing moves.