Public holidays
Public holidays in Indonesia
Indonesia has 17 public holidays in 2026, of which 4 fall on a weekend. Dates below are national holidays; regions, states and individual companies often add their own, so confirm with the person you are scheduling with.
Next public holiday25 DecemberChristmas Day — in 105 days
202617 dayspublic holidays in total
202718 daysalready scheduled
2026
Thursday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
Friday 16 JanuaryIsra' and Mi'rajlong weekend likely
Tuesday 17 FebruaryLunar New Year
Thursday 19 MarchDay of Silence
Saturday 21 MarchEid al-Fitrfalls on a weekend
Sunday 22 MarchEid al-Fitr Second Dayfalls on a weekend
Friday 3 AprilGood Fridaylong weekend likely
Sunday 5 AprilEaster Sundayfalls on a weekend
Friday 1 MayInternational Labor Daylong weekend likely
Thursday 14 MayAscension Day
Wednesday 27 MayEid al-Adha
Sunday 31 MayVesak Dayfalls on a weekend
Monday 1 JunePancasila Daylong weekend likely
Tuesday 16 JuneIslamic New Year
Monday 17 AugustIndependence Daylong weekend likely
Tuesday 25 AugustProphet's Birthday
Friday 25 DecemberChristmas Daylong weekend likely
2027
Friday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Daylong weekend likely
Tuesday 5 JanuaryIsra' and Mi'rajdate set by moon sighting
Saturday 6 FebruaryLunar New Yearfalls on a weekenddate set by moon sighting
Monday 8 MarchDay of Silencelong weekend likely
Tuesday 9 MarchEid al-Fitrdate set by moon sighting
Wednesday 10 MarchEid al-Fitr Second Daydate set by moon sighting
Friday 26 MarchGood Fridaylong weekend likely
Sunday 28 MarchEaster Sundayfalls on a weekend
Saturday 1 MayInternational Labor Dayfalls on a weekend
Thursday 6 MayAscension Day
Sunday 16 MayEid al-Adhafalls on a weekenddate set by moon sighting
Thursday 20 MayVesak Daydate set by moon sighting
Tuesday 1 JunePancasila Day
Sunday 6 JuneIslamic New Yearfalls on a weekenddate set by moon sighting
Saturday 14 AugustProphet's Birthdayfalls on a weekenddate set by moon sighting
Tuesday 17 AugustIndependence Day
Saturday 25 DecemberChristmas Dayfalls on a weekend
Saturday 25 DecemberIsra' and Mi'rajfalls on a weekenddate set by moon sighting
How to use this
A public holiday does not always mean nobody is working, and a clear calendar does not mean your colleague is free. Treat these dates as a prompt to ask rather than an answer — especially the ones marked as set by moon sighting, where the final date is confirmed only days ahead.