Trump Gold Card officially launched, individuals need to pay $1 million, "Platinum Card Program" coming soon
ChainCatcher news, the "Trump Gold Card" has been officially launched. Starting from December 10, the U.S. government has officially begun accepting applications for the "Trump Gold Card" visa program. Individuals are required to pay $1 million, and enterprises need to pay $2 million to obtain U.S. residency for individuals.
Applicants must also pay an additional $15,000 for processing and review fees. In addition, the U.S. government will also launch the "Platinum Card" priced at $5 million, which is currently marked as "coming soon" on the U.S. government website.
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