President Donald Trump has introduced the Gold Card immigration plan, slashing its price from $5 million to $1 million, making it one of the most attractive golden visa options globally. The Gold Card promises expedited residency, appealing to wealthy individuals seeking access to U.S. education, healthcare, and financial systems. With 80,000 cards planned for issuance, the program could raise $100 billion in federal revenue. However, it faces potential legal challenges and significant backlogs for applicants from China and India, which may deter interest. The Gold Card's non-refundable fee and U.S. taxation policies could also impact its attractiveness compared to other countries' visa programs. Despite these challenges, demand is expected to surge, particularly from Asia, the U.K., and Latin America.