Core Viewpoint - The "Trump Gold Card" visa program has been officially launched, aimed at attracting wealthy individuals to immigrate to the United States by charging high fees [1][4]. Group 1: Program Details - The "Gold Card" program requires individuals to pay $1 million and businesses to pay $2 million for U.S. residency [3][6]. - An additional processing and review fee of $15,000 is required from applicants [3][6]. - The initial proposal for a $5 million "Gold Card" was revised down to $1 million [3][6]. Group 2: Additional Offerings - The U.S. government plans to introduce a "Platinum Card" priced at $5 million, allowing holders to stay in the U.S. for up to 270 days without paying U.S. taxes on foreign income [3][6]. - The "Platinum Card" program is currently marked as "coming soon" on the U.S. government website [3][6].

Core Viewpoint - The "Trump Gold Card" visa program has been officially announced, aimed at attracting wealthy individuals to immigrate to the United States by offering residency permits for a substantial fee [2] Group 1: Program Details - The "Gold Card" program requires individuals to pay $1 million and businesses to pay $2 million for U.S. residency [2] - An additional processing and review fee of $15,000 is required from applicants [2] - The initial proposal for a $5 million "Gold Card" was revised down to $1 million [2] Group 2: Additional Offerings - A "Platinum Card" priced at $5 million will also be introduced, allowing holders to stay in the U.S. for up to 270 days without paying U.S. taxes on foreign income [2] - The "Platinum Card" program is currently marked as "coming soon" on the U.S. government website [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of the "Trump Gold Card" visa program aimed at attracting wealthy individuals to immigrate to the United States by offering residency permits for a substantial fee [1]. Summary by Sections Visa Program Details - The "Gold Card" program requires individuals to pay $1 million and businesses to pay $2 million for U.S. residency [1]. - An additional processing and review fee of $15,000 is also required for applicants [1]. - The initial proposal for a $5 million "Gold Card" was revised to the current $1 million fee [1]. Additional Offerings - The U.S. government plans to introduce a "Platinum Card" priced at $5 million, allowing holders to stay in the U.S. for up to 270 days without paying U.S. taxes on overseas income [1]. - The "Platinum Card" program is currently marked as "coming soon" on the U.S. government website [1].