Trump signed the executive order in September establishing the Gold Card for expedited EB-1 or EB-2 green cards.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday officially launched his “gold card” visa, a new immigration pathway that will allow foreigners to pay $1 million to expedite their visa application, or have companies pay $2 million to sponsor a foreign worker they want to bring into the US.

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President Donald Trump announced that people will be able to apply for Gold Card Citizenship starting Wednesday afternoon.

President Donald Trump has announced the long-awaited launch of a "gold card" program offering legal status and a pathway to U.S. citizenship.

WASHINGTON, Dec 10 - President Donald Trump's administration officially launched his "Trump Gold Card" visa program on Wednesday to provide a pathway, with a steep price, for non-U.S. citizens to get expedited permission to live in the United States.

The Trump administration debuted a website accepting applications for the million-dollar Gold Card visa program, inviting applicants to pay a nonrefundable $15,000 processing fee to begin the process. The card features President Donald Trump's portrait with an American flag, and the words “TRUMP GOLD CARD.”

The Trump Platinum Card, which has not yet been launched and requires interested people to join a waitlist, allows for future applicants to live in the U.S. for 270 days per year without being subject to tax on non-U.S. income. Like the Gold Card, applicants must pay a $15,000 processing fee and undergo DHS vetting.

Trump allies hail the “Gold Card" as a way to keep top talent in America, but critics warn the $1 million buy-in turns U.S. immigration into a luxury product for the ultra-wealthy.

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