President Donald Trump has launched a website for his proposed $5 million residency visa, dubbed the “Trump Card,” despite the visas not yet being available.

The site, TrumpCard.gov, allows users to join a waiting list by submitting basic information and promising access to the “Greatest Country” in exchange for a fortune.

Unveiled with a golden prototype bearing Trump’s face, the visa is being marketed as a high-cost alternative to the green card, supposedly targeting job creators.

Trump claims the initiative will help shrink the national deficit while simultaneously dangling U.S. citizenship as a perk for the ultra-wealthy.

The rollout comes as his administration intensifies deportation raids nationwide, fueling legal battles and human rights concerns.

Critics have noted the stark contrast between the red-carpet welcome for billionaire migrants and the aggressive crackdown on asylum seekers.

Trump previously suggested the U.S. might sell up to a million of these “cards,” adding that Russian oligarchs might also qualify.