For PETG and TPU absolutely, for ABS, probably.

For PLA it’s alright. I live in a high humidity area and so PLA left out for a few weeks tends to get brittle or have issues. But in reality even then it’s generally ok depending on the brand.

All that is to say if you live in a high humidity area get a filament dryer (or make one) and maybe a big thing of desiccant beads.

Put those in a tub and dump your filament in there and you’re probably good to go.

I put filament in my dryer and run the filament via PTFE tube to my printer.

So new filament goes in there and dries for a few hours before I print with it.

Anything I’m printing with goes in the dryer out of the tub and is usually fine but if it’s been sitting there for a few days or it's going to rain I run the dryer.

But if its hygroscopic like PETG, etc it goes from a bag into the dryer, the dryer’s run while it’s in there and then back into the bag (along with a small canister of gel beads)

The vacuum isn’t so much of a deal as long as there’s somewhere for the moisture to go hence the dessicant beads.

TLDR: littleblue’s comment + bag up hygroscopic filaments