US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday the launch of a new website—TrumpCard.gov—for his proposed $5 million US residency visa, dubbed the “Trump Card.”
While the visa itself is not yet available, the website now features a sign-up form for individuals to express interest by submitting their name, desired visa type, and email address under the banner: “The Trump Card is Coming.”
Trump promoted the initiative on social media, claiming there has been overwhelming interest:
“Thousands have been calling and asking how they can sign up to ride a beautiful road in gaining access to the Greatest Country and Market anywhere in the World.”
He originally introduced the concept in April aboard Air Force One, unveiling a golden prototype bearing his face. Trump described it as a premium pathway to US residency and citizenship, designed to attract “job creators” and contribute to reducing the national deficit.
The Trump Card visa is positioned as a high-end alternative to the traditional green card, carrying a hefty price tag of $5 million.
Despite ongoing immigration enforcement crackdowns and civil rights lawsuits facing Trump’s administration, he continues to frame the Trump Card as a tool for economic growth. He previously stated the program could potentially include up to one million participants and did not exclude Russian oligarchs from eligibility.
What you should know
Trump’s proposed “Trump Card” visa targets ultra-wealthy foreigners willing to pay $5 million for a path to US citizenship.
Though not yet officially launched, the new TrumpCard.gov website is accepting early interest. The plan comes amid intensifying immigration enforcement, drawing both political support and criticism.
