Yes, you can. However, it is best to provide proof of income, because the most important thing in handling credit cards is good credit and stable work income. If you only have real estate, you can't prove your repayment ability. In addition, banks basically recognize real estate licenses. You don't need to ask the outlets for details of each bank in each place. For example, if I have a CCB credit card, I can apply for it if my age reaches 18, my income is stable and my credit is good. At present, there are two main ways: one is online application, and the other is online application.

Online application, the procedure is relatively simple, and no additional financial proof is needed. Banks will focus on the landlord's real estate, social security, provident fund, individual tax, personal credit and other information that can be queried online. There is a bank shield of CCB (like a USB flash drive), which can be approved within five working days at the earliest, without face-to-face signing. If there is no net shield, it usually takes about 10 days to get the approval, and then bring your ID card to the outlet for face-to-face signing. If these efforts are not much or not much, this method is not recommended.

When handling outlets, you need to bring your ID card and proof of work income (work permit, employment certificate, tax bill for the last three months, social security bill, provident fund bill, etc. Not all of them are required, but some of them are optional). If you can attach some economic certificates (such as property certificate, driving license or deposit certificate), it will be very helpful to apply for a card and approve the amount. If the information is complete, it will generally be approved within 20 working days (almost one month) after the application.