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US Green Card and Gold Card debate in 2025

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06 Nov 2025XIPHIAS Immigration Media3 min read

Green Card Fear Grows: Is the U.S. Shifting Toward a ‘Gold Card’ Era?

As U.S. political rhetoric intensifies, experts discuss rising uncertainty over the American Green Card, the proposed 'Gold Card' for high-net-worth investors, and its implications for Indian immigrants and skilled professionals.

US Green Card and Gold Card policy debate

Media

06 Nov 2025XIPHIAS Immigration Media3 min read

End of the Green Card Era? The U.S. May Be Shifting Toward a ‘Gold Card’ Future

Political rhetoric and policy shifts in the U.S. are fueling uncertainty among Green Card holders, as discussions about a new 'Gold Card' for investors and skilled professionals gain traction.

EB-5 investor programme has been in place for 35 years. Photo: Shutterstock

Article

28 Feb 2025Surbhi Gloria Singh6 min read

Trump can't scrap EB-5 visa—investors have legal safeguards: Explained

President Trump lacks the authority to unilaterally scrap the EB-5 programme or create a new visa category without congressional approval, say immigration experts.

Donald Trump announcing new US Gold Card replacing EB-5 visa

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26 Feb 2025Hans News Service5 min read

End of EB-5 Visa: How the $5 Million US 'Gold Card' Impacts Wealthy Indian Investors

The end of the EB-5 visa program and the introduction of the $5 million US 'Gold Card' is set to reshape immigration opportunities for wealthy Indian investors seeking US residency.

Trump’s administration has repeatedly criticised the EB-5 visa, which was first introduced in 1990 to boost the American economy through job creation. Photo: Shutterstock

Article

26 Feb 2025Surbhi Gloria Singh6 min read

End of EB-5 visa: Why the $5 mn US 'Gold Card' blow hits rich Indians hard

The 'Gold Card' will replace the EB-5 visa programme, dealing a blow to Indian investors who saw it as an alternative to the H-1B visa. Experts explain the implications.