EB-5 VS Trump Gold Card

​Join us for an exclusive deep-dive session on EB-5 vs. the U.S. Gold Card — two powerful pathways, both recently hit with major policy updates.

In this free session, we’ll break down the latest changes and help you understand which option aligns best with your immigration journey.

​What You’ll Learn:

• ​The latest policy shifts affecting EB-5 and the U.S. Gold Card

• ​Key differences in requirements, timelines, and investment structures

• ​How to determine which pathway fits your profile, goals, and risk tolerance

• ​Crucial preparation steps to strengthen either application

• ​Red flags to watch out for in today’s evolving immigration landscape

​Your Speaker:

​Nikin Tharan is an EB1A visa recipient and FINRA Registered Representative who specializes in helping high-skilled immigrants navigate complex U.S. immigration pathways. With firsthand experience and professional expertise, he’ll walk you through how both EB-5 and the Gold Card are changing — and what that means for you.

​Who Should Attend:

• ​Anyone considering EB-5 or the U.S. Gold Card as a pathway to permanent residency

• ​Investors evaluating which program offers better fit and flexibility

• ​Anyone wanting to stay updated on new U.S. immigration policy changes

​This is a live session with Q&A, so bring your questions.
Can’t attend live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.

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