Yes, work is not a necessary condition for applying for a credit card. As long as you can prove your financial resources and have a good bank, you can apply for a credit card. The Postal Savings Bank has clear regulations on the conditions for applying for credit cards.

Card conditions:

At least 18 years old;

Need my second-generation ID card;

A work certificate and income certificate stamped with the financial seal of the unit;

No bad credit record;

Other financial certificates, such as real estate, cars, stocks, bonds, etc.

Application process:

Fill in the application form;

Information of the bank itself and a copy of the information;

The bank sends it to the credit card center;

The credit card center conducts audit, business card printing and card issuance;

After getting the card, I opened the card and waited for the password letter.

To apply for a credit card, the bank will consider working, but this is only one of the conditions, not a decisive condition. Banks will comprehensively inspect houses and cars, and the most important thing is to look at the running water of banks.