You work in a public institution, your job is stable, and the pass rate should be relatively large. But this is not completely absolute, because whether it passes or not depends on the comprehensive score of the bank. Work and income are only one aspect.

Generally speaking, applying for a credit card requires the following information:

1, identification: generally, it is an ID card (if you use a new ID card, you need a copy of the front and back), and soldiers need to provide a copy of the military ID card;

2. Work certificate: it can be the original work certificate issued by the employer, or a copy of the work permit verified and marked by the sponsor;

3. Proof of financial resources: it can be a payroll record issued by a bank, an income tax withholding certificate, or a market value certificate of a house, a car, a deposit or an investment (such as a copy of the real estate license/car driving license/bank time deposit certificate) and other materials that can prove your economic level.

If you want a larger amount, you should provide as many materials as possible to prove your financial strength and repayment ability, such as the one mentioned in the third point. I hope my answer is helpful to you.