https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2025/05/29/why-trumps-gold-card-visa-may-never-happen-math-does-not-add-up-expert-says
Topline As of now, the $5 million Trump Gold Card visa—which would give wealthy investors U.S. residency and an expedited path to citizenship—is still just a concept of a marketing plan without nearly enough potential buyers, experts told Forbes, despite a ballyhooed announcement by Trump in February and repeated promises of an imminent launch. Key
Trump’s Gold Card Visa Doesn’t Exist-And ‘Math Doesn’t Add Up,’ Say Experts
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