Indonesia Public Holidays 2023

Indonesia Public Holidays Jan–Jun

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Feb
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Mar
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Apr
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May
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Jun
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  • New Year's Day
    January 1
  • Imlek
    January 22
    Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year)
  • Collective leave day
    January 23
    (*footnote 1)
  • Isra Miraj
    February 18
    Ascension day of the Prophet Muhammad
  • Hari Raya Nyepi
    March 22
    Hindu New Year / Balinese New Year
  • Collective leave day
    March 23
    (*footnote 1)
  • Good Friday
    April 7
    A day to commemorate Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
  • Collective leave day
    April 19–21
    (*footnote 1)
  • Hari Raya Puasa
    April 22–23
    The end of Ramadan, October 1–2 Islamic calendar
  • Collective leave day
    April 24–25
    (*footnote 1)
  • Labour Day
    May 1
    International labor day
  • Ascension Day
    May 18
    The anniversary of the Ascension of Jesus Christ.
  • Pancasila Day
    June 1
    Panchasila is the national policy of Indonesia.
  • Collective leave day
    June 2
    (*footnote 1)
  • Waisak Day
    June 4
    Buddha's Birthday, April 15 Lunar calendar
  • Collective leave day
    June 28
    (*footnote 1)
  • Idul Adha
    June 29
    Feast of Sacrifice, December 10 Islamic calendar.
  • Collective leave day
    June 30
    (*footnote 1)

Indonesia Public Holidays Jul–Dec

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Aug
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Sep
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Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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  • Islamic New Year
    July 19
    Hijri New Year
  • Independence Day
    August 17
    The anniversary of the Indonesia's Proclamation of Independence on 17 August 1945.
  • Mawlid
    September 28
    The birthday of Prophet Muhammad, March 12 Islamic Calendar
  • Christmas Day
    December 25
    The anniversary of Jesus Christ's birth.
  • Collective leave day
    December 26
    (*footnote 1)

Indonesia Public Holidays

New Year's Day
January 1
Imlek
January 22
Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year)
Collective leave day
January 23
(*footnote 1)
Isra Miraj
February 18
Ascension day of the Prophet Muhammad
Hari Raya Nyepi
March 22
Hindu New Year / Balinese New Year
Collective leave day
March 23
(*footnote 1)
Good Friday
April 7
A day to commemorate Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
Collective leave day
April 19–21
(*footnote 1)
Hari Raya Puasa
April 22–23
The end of Ramadan, October 1–2 Islamic calendar
Collective leave day
April 24–25
(*footnote 1)
Labour Day
May 1
International labor day
Ascension Day
May 18
The anniversary of the Ascension of Jesus Christ.
Pancasila Day
June 1
Panchasila is the national policy of Indonesia.
Collective leave day
June 2
(*footnote 1)
Waisak Day
June 4
Buddha's Birthday, April 15 Lunar calendar
Collective leave day
June 28
(*footnote 1)
Idul Adha
June 29
Feast of Sacrifice, December 10 Islamic calendar
Collective leave day
June 30
(*footnote 1)
Islamic New Year
July 19
Hijri New Year
Independence Day
August 17
The anniversary of the Indonesia's Proclamation of Independence on 17 August 1945.
Mawlid
September 28
The birthday of Prophet Muhammad, March 12 Islamic Calendar
Christmas Day
December 25
The anniversary of Jesus Christ's birth.
Collective leave day
December 26
(*footnote 1)

References

Notes

  1. The collective leave day is a system established by the Indonesian government with the aim of promoting domestic tourism. The government officially encourages taking leave on this day. While civil servants are granted a holiday by default, in private companies, typically, many employees take their annual paid leave on this day.
  2. There is no substitute holiday system in indonesia.