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How to apply for Love Island 2022

THE new season of Love Island is just around the corner.

And fans want to know if they can still apply to take part in the new series of the hit ITV2 reality show.

Will there be a Love Island 2022?

Good news, ITV has confirmed that Love Island WILL be back in 2022.

The reality series has continued to prove to be a huge hit for the broadcaster, so a season eight is already in the works.

The new series is set to begin on June 6, at 9 pm on ITV 2.

When will applications for Love Island 2022 open?

You too could spend the summer in the Love Island villa
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You too could spend the summer in the Love Island villaCredit: Rex

In 2021, producers started to interview potential applicants in January.

During the Love Island 2021 final, host Laura Whitmore announced that you can apply to be on season eight.

Every year hundreds of thousands of fans apply to be on the show and only a lucky few are selected.

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How can I apply for Love Island?

Register your interest for the new series via the ITV website by clicking .

To join the villa, you cannot currently be an employee of ITV, or of co-producer of the show Motion Content Group.

Applicants must be 18 years of age or over.

Other criteria include:

  • You cannot be a live-in partner or immediate relative of anyone who works on the programme.
  • You must "hold, or be prepared to obtain, a passport which is valid until at least six months after the programme end date."
  • Be prepared to take part in the programme for a minimum of ten consecutive weeks

Further terms and conditions can be found on the and a closing date has not been specified.

For the first time in the show's history, producers have tweaked the application process to allow non-binary, gay and bisexual people to apply.

Millie and Liam won Love Island 2021
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Millie and Liam won Love Island 2021Credit: Rex

Who won Love Island 2021?

Millie Court and Liam Reardon were crowned the winners in an emotional finale.

Love Island has so far crowned seven lucky winning couples over the years.

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Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran finished in second place, Faye Winter and Teddy Soares came third.

Kaz Kamwi and Tyler Cruickshank finished in fourth place.

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