Can I get a visa to travel abroad while receiving unemployment benefits?

Whether you can get a visa does not depend entirely on whether you have a job or whether you receive unemployment insurance. It also depends on your comprehensive situation, such as whether you are married, whether you have an RV, whether you have a record of going abroad and so on. If you don't have a job, but you or your family can afford to go abroad, that's fine. Because of China's national conditions, it does not mean that people who receive unemployment benefits must have no money. Of course, if the real situation is that there is no economic ability. In this case, if you want to go to Europe, America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea, it is almost impossible to get a visa without unemployment benefits. If you just want to go to Southeast Asia: Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos or some islands, you don't have to worry about visas. As long as you can find your own solution to the cost problem. As for whether it will affect unemployment benefits, I think it's best to consider it. I think it doesn't matter if the relevant departments don't know. Once you know it, it is estimated that there will be a sentence: apply for unemployment benefits and go abroad! What about those who really need help?

Finally, a word of advice: If your real situation is that you don't need benefits to live, and individuals or families are fully financially capable, then leave resources to those who really need them! I hope you don't mind saying so!