Trump's "gold card" is now open for registration. The personal version costs $1 million and the corporate version costs $2 million.

According to official news, according to official news, on September 20, Trump's "gold card" has now been opened for application, which is divided into personal gold cards, platinum cards and corporate gold cards: Trump gold cards: You only need to pay the handling fee and deposit $1 million after the Department of Homeland Security review, and you can obtain the US residency with the Trump gold card. Trump's platinum card registration application has also been opened. Trump Platinum Card: By paying a handling fee and depositing $5 million after the Department of Homeland Security review, you can live in the U.S. for up to 270 days without paying U.S. taxes for non-U.S. income. Trump's corporate gold card: issued to corporate sponsors for use by one or more of their employees. When applying, the corporate sponsor must pay a non-refundable handling fee to each employee. Corporate sponsors can apply for multiple employees at once. After the employee review is completed, a contribution of $2 million per employee is required to prove that the employee will bring substantial benefits to the United States. The advantage of Trump’s corporate gold card is that corporate sponsors can stop sponsoring an employee and use donations related to previous applications as the basis for sponsoring new employees without having to donate $2 million again. Trump's corporate gold card needs to pay a small amount of annual maintenance fees and transfer fees. Earlier news, Trump launched a $5 million “gold card” program to replace the EB-5 investment immigration program