Hello, Method 1: Call the issuing bank and ask for a temporary increase in the credit limit, but the maximum amount that can be increased is also 20% of your current credit limit.

Method 2: If you want to increase the quota, you need to comply with the following conditions:

First, always use your card, and it is best to use up the limit frequently, so that the bank will know that your limit is not enough.

Second, timely and full repayment shows that you have good repayment ability, which is the premise of increasing the quota.

Third, use less revolving credit, that is, use less minimum repayment. Fourth, put an end to bad credit card records and repay on time. If you can't repay in full, you must repay the minimum repayment amount on time and pay interest. (This item is very important. If the landlord forgets to pay back, or neglects to pay back a fraction, even 1 cent will bring bad card use records. 5. After the card is opened 180 days (6 months) and the above conditions are met, the amount can be withdrawn from the card department, and 99% of the withdrawal is successful.

If you have other specific questions, I suggest you call the customer service staff of the bank, hoping to help you.