🇵🇭 Holiday guide

Public holidays in Philippines 2027

National and available regional public holidays for 2027, with country-specific scope notes and planning links.

2027 holiday list

New Year's Day
Rule-based · National
Chinese New Year (possible special day)
Provisional · National
Maundy Thursday
Rule-based · National
Good Friday
Rule-based · National
Araw ng Kagitingan
Rule-based · National
Labor Day
Rule-based · National
Independence Day
Rule-based · National
Ninoy Aquino Day
Rule-based · National
National Heroes Day
Rule-based · National
All Saints' Day
Rule-based · National
Bonifacio Day
Rule-based · National
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Rule-based · National
Christmas Day
Rule-based · National
Rizal Day
Rule-based · National
Last Day of the Year
Rule-based · National
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What the list covers

Regular holidays and special non-working days can be declared or adjusted by presidential proclamation. Late changes should be checked against the latest official announcement.

Typical weekend

This guide treats Saturday and Sunday as the standard weekend when calculating working days and holiday breaks.

Source and coverage

Annual calendar not final — provisional dates are not used by calculators. Regular and special non-working nationwide days. Local proclamations are omitted.

Primary source: Philippine Proclamation No. 1006 and later nationwide proclamations. Critical payroll, legal and travel dates should still be confirmed with the relevant local authority.

Frequently asked questions

Are these all public holidays in Philippines?

Regular holidays and special non-working days can be declared or adjusted by presidential proclamation. Late changes should be checked against the latest official announcement.

Are regional holidays included for 2027?

This page states its exact geographic scope beside the primary source. Regional and municipal dates outside that scope are not implied.

How often should I recheck 2027 dates?

Recheck before booking travel, running payroll or relying on a date for a legal deadline, especially when holidays are proclamation- or observation-based.