Trump's $5M Residency Gold Card
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Trump’s proposed 'gold card' visa comes with a hidden tax break for the wealthy
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President Donald Trump 's proposed $5 million "gold card" for U.S. residency would be one the most expensive in the world.
It also includes a tax loophole that would give the new card-holders a lucrative benefit not available to American citizens.
Trump announced the creation of a new investment visa that gives the overseas wealthy permanent residency and a path to citizenship.
The U.S. issued just over 12,000 EB-5 visas last year , with two thirds going to Chinese nationals.
The wealthy Chinese are also the dominant users of investment-visa programs around the world.
There are about 424,000 people in the world worth $30 million or more who could reasonably afford the program.
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