In general, you can't apply for a credit card unless you do it in person. When you apply for a credit card according to the regulations of the bank, you need the applicant to have good credit information, meet the regulations of the bank and sign it in person. If you don't come forward, you will generally not pass (the applicant needs to issue a notarized power of attorney to entrust others to do it, but it needs the bank to review and decide). See the requirements for processing credit cards as follows:

1. Age requirement: the age is between 18 and 65;

2. Income and asset requirements: have a stable occupation and income;

3. Credit and ability requirements: good credit and the ability to repay the principal and interest on time;

4. Have full capacity for civil conduct;

5. Provide the originals of various certificates.