Some countries require that you have a passport valid for six months in order to be allowed in. I would recommend you renew the passport before you travel, but if you don't have time for that, check the requirements for the country you are visiting.
You can travel up until the year it expires.
You cannot travel internationally with an expired passport. You will encounter incredibly long delays and problems if your passport expires while you travel. If a passport is lost, a temporary passport may be issued but any visas will need to be re-applied for.
Yes, it is good until it expires.
A person may still travel to any country as long as the passport is not expired. How long before it expires is not taken into account unless the passport expires before the traveler is expected to return.
You may eventually, but after tons of trouble you will encounter in the US.
If there is some significant chance that your travels will continue beyond the point at which your passport expires, you would be better off applying for a new passport before you leave the country. If your schedule is very reliable, and you will be back before your passport expires, you can use the one you have.
Short answer is no. you need to have at least six months left on any passport to be able to travel.
== == Determine when your passport expires and subtract 3 or 4 months from that date to allow for renewal. == == == ==
YES,IF IS ONE WEEK AFTER YOU COME BACK>
If you are a Philippine Passport holder then Yes, you can travel with less that 5 months in it since you are a Filipino citizen by law. But if you are a foreign passport holder you must have atleast 6 months of validity in it.
Most countries would not let you enter unless the passport remains valid for the length stay. For Mexico, this usually means you can travel up until 6 months before your passport expires; otherwise most airlines will not allow you to board the plane.
as long is the passport is valid u ccan go anywhere, i am not sure what will happen if it expires while u are out of country though