United States Gold Card
Americas investor residence & visas
The US Gold Card program: an immigrant petition (Form I-140G) based on a US$1 million unrestricted gift, or US$2 million per employee for corporate sponsors.
Information only, not legal or immigration advice. Figures are as published by the official source on the date checked and can change without notice. Government fees, due diligence and professional costs are extra. Confirm every requirement with the official authority and a licensed adviser before you apply or invest.
| Country | United States |
|---|---|
| Program type | Permanent residence (gift-based) |
| Minimum investment (as published) | US$1 million gift (individual); US$2 million per employee (corporate) |
| Investment routes | Register at trumpcard.gov, pay a US$15,000 DHS processing fee, then file Form I-140G with USCIS; the gift is made after vetting |
| Status | Open |
| Government authority | US Department of Homeland Security / USCIS |
| Investment routes | Government donation / contribution |
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