Current location - Trademark Inquiry Complete Network - Overdue credit card - My social security and income are good, but I have a record of late repayment of student loans when I was in school, and I am on the People's Bank of China's blacklist. How can I apply for a credit ca
My social security and income are good, but I have a record of late repayment of student loans when I was in school, and I am on the People's Bank of China's blacklist. How can I apply for a credit ca
My social security and income are good, but I have a record of late repayment of student loans when I was in school, and I am on the People's Bank of China's blacklist. How can I apply for a credit card? Thank you.

If the student loan has been paid off and it has been more than five years since the month of repayment, you can have the opportunity to apply for a credit card. Banks generally record credit reports for five years and can roll them over

Credit records are generally kept for 5 years. Some banks that apply for credit cards only look at the past two years. If your application is rejected due to poor credit, it is recommended to apply after a period of time

According to According to relevant national regulations, credit records will be recorded for a long time. A bad credit record will follow you for at least 5-7 years. Currently, the People's Bank of China's credit report generally shows your credit status within 5 years. Commercial banks and companies that apply for loans focus on your credit status in the past two years.