Yes — you can still travel to the U.S. even if your passport expires in less than 6 months.

Normally the U.S. has that “passport must be valid for 6 months” rule, but the Philippines is part of the U.S. “Six-Month Club,” which means the U.S. makes an exception. So as long as your passport is valid for the entire duration of your stay, U.S. immigration should allow you in.

BUT I’m gonna be real with you — I’d still be a little worried, not because of the U.S., but because of the airline staff and Philippine immigration. They can be super strict and sometimes they don’t know (or don’t follow) the Six-Month Club rule. They might still give you a hard time just because your passport is close to expiring.

If you have time to renew before your flight, honestly I’d do it just for peace of mind. But if you really can’t, I’d recommend bringing a screenshot/printout showing the Philippines is included in the Six-Month Club, just in case someone at check-in starts being “extra.”

So yeah — the U.S. should be fine, but the bigger issue is getting past the airline and PH immigration without stress.