The provident fund loan has nothing to do with whether the applicant is divorced. As long as you meet the loan conditions, you can apply for it. The basic conditions for applying for a provident fund loan are: before applying for a loan, you can apply for a loan if you have made continuous deposits to the provident fund for more than 6 months, or have made cumulative deposits for more than 12 months, and are still paying. If you don’t have a property in your name, you can also refer to the first home policy. In addition, loan conditions that need to be met: 1. The borrower holds legal identity documents and has full civil capacity. 2. The borrower has a good credit record and meets the provident fund loan review standards. 3. Have stable economic income and the ability to repay the principal and interest of provident fund loans on time. 4. Have real house purchase behavior, and except for housing commercial loans converted to provident fund loans, the house purchase behavior generally occurs within one year; the ownership of the purchased house is clear, the procedures are legal and complete, and there are no legal disputes. 5. There are no provident fund loans that have not yet been repaid. 6. Agree to use the purchased house as a loan mortgage, or provide guarantee in a form recognized by the provident fund center such as treasury bonds, bank time deposit certificates, and securities.