The president initially said his $5 million green card alternative would replace a visa for foreign investors that has become a favorite financing tool of major developers.

From South Florida legal advisers to real estate agents seeking buyers of high-end homes and condos, President Donald Trump’s ...

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The president seems to be interested in letting people pay for citizenship, rather than offering it in exchange for private ...

President Donald Trump has put a price on coveted green cards—$5 million. That’s how much he plans to sell the gateway cards ...

The president took time during his State of the Union address to tout what he called a “more sophisticated” green card.

The president's recently floated scheme to draw affluent individuals who invest at least $5 million has drawn skepticism from ...

President Donald Trump is planning a “gold card” visa with a potential pathway to U.S. citizenship ... permits if they invested more than half a million euros ($520,000) in real estate. The program ...

A gold card would cost $5 million ... Even if his estimates are overly optimistic, there is some real money on the table. Under current law, there already is a path to residency and citizenship ...

chief executive of E-Real Estates Network, a property portal, told Euronews. Trump’s gold card proposal comes as the U.S. housing market is already facing a crisis of unaffordability.

The numbers are real walking in, and the numbers are real ... a "mutually beneficial" partnership between the U.S. and gold card holders. "It is the greatest nation in the world.

Dubbed the “gold card,” Trump’s plan to sell green cards is intended to replace the EB-5 investor visa, which the real estate industry has favored as a way to provide funding for major ...