Banking financial institutions should follow the principle of prudence in issuing credit cards to students. Credit cards (except supplementary cards) shall not be issued to students under the age of 18. When issuing credit cards to students who have reached the age of 18 and have no fixed job or stable income, the second repayment source must be implemented, and the second repayment source should have the corresponding repayment ability. Before issuing a card, a banking financial institution must confirm that the second repayment source has agreed in writing to bear the corresponding repayment responsibility, otherwise it may not issue a card. \x0d\\x0d\ This is required by the Notice on Further Regulating Credit Card Business of CBRC, and it will be implemented in September 2009. \ x0d \ x0d \ aged 18, you can still apply for a card if you can provide financial proof of stable repayment (work income, real estate under your name, vehicle, etc.). ). \ x0d \ x0d \ Now banks are controlling risks, and the application of student customers is very strict. Ask which local bank accepts college students to fill out forms.