How to apply for Love Island Summer 2023 – Dexerto

georgina smith

❘ Published: 2023-03-16T15:09:20

❘ Updated: 2023-03-16T15:09:30

With the Love Island UK winter 2023 over, applications are open for the 2023 summer season. If you would like the chance to get into the Love Island villa, here’s how to apply.

Love Island is one of the most popular reality dating franchises, and each series sees a group of singles enter a luxury villa in hopes of finding love.

The UK winter 2023 series ran from January to March, with weeks of drama and romance entertaining viewers around the world each night.

But fans won’t have to wait long for the show’s next season, with the summer series, Series 10, set to air around June of this year.

If you want a chance to enter the Love Island villa, you can apply for the next series now. That is how.

How to Apply for Love Island Summer 2023

You can apply to be in the next series of Love Island via ITV using this online form.

Before you can complete the application form, you will need to read and agree to the eligibility requirements, terms and conditions, and privacy notice.

There is currently no set closing date for applications, ITV indicates that they will remain open until they announce a closing date on the Island of Love website. So if you want to apply, it’s best to do it as soon as possible.

What are the requirements to enter Love Island?

To appear on Love Island UK, you must be at least 18 years old to the date of your request.

You must also have, or be prepared to obtain, a passport valid until at least six months after the end date of the program, and who is also less than 10 years old. You must also be eligible to travel to the countries specified.

you will need power participate in the show for a minimum of ten consecutive weeks. You also cannot be an employee or have a living partner or immediate relative who works for Motion, the broadcaster or any company owned by ITV plc.

Do you get paid to do Love Island?

Yes, Love Island contestants get paid, with reports ranging from a sum of £250 to £375 per week. However, the exact figure is not clear.

The winning couple is also usually awarded prize money, with the winners of Series 9 receiving £50,000.

For more Love Island news and updates, check out our page here.