Rules

Eligibility: 

Contestants must meet the age requirements specified by the pageant organization.

Nationality/Residency: 

Participants may need to be citizens or residents of the country they are representing, or they may need to have a strong connection to that country.

Character and Conduct: 

Contestants are expected to maintain good moral character and conduct themselves in a respectful and professional manner throughout the competition.

Any behavior deemed inappropriate or detrimental to the pageant's reputation can lead to disqualification.

Sponsorships and Contracts: 

Rrequire contestants to secure sponsorships or fulfill contractual obligations with sponsors to cover expenses related to their participation.

Attire: 

Contestants are expected to wear appropriate and tasteful attire during all phases of the competition, including evening gowns, personality, and national costumes.

Talent or Skill: 

Many pageants include a talent competition. Contestants may be required to showcase a skill or talent of their choice.

Interviews: 

Contestants often undergo interviews with judges to assess their communication skills, knowledge, and ability to express themselves.

Evening Gown Round: 

Contestants typically participate in an evening gown competition, where they are judged on their poise, elegance, and overall presentation.

National Costume: 

Many international pageants include a segment where contestants showcase a traditional or national costume from their country.

Platform or Advocacy: 

Contestants are required to have a platform or advocacy that they are passionate about, and they are often judged on their commitment to and knowledge of this cause.

Behavior and Social Media: 

Contestants are expected to adhere to a code of conduct regarding their behavior on and off-stage and their use of social media.

Language Proficiency: 

Depending on the pageant's rules, contestants may need to be proficient in a specific language, often English, for interviews and public appearances.

Contractual Obligations: 

Winners of international pageant often have contractual obligations to fulfill, including public appearances, charity work, and representing the pageant organization.

Judging Criteria: 

Contestants are typically evaluated on a combination of factors, including beauty, intelligence, talent, charisma, and their ability to serve as a positive role model.

Disqualification: 

Violation of any rules or misconduct may lead to disqualification, and the pageant organization's decision is usually final.
 

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