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With 18 public holidays this year, let us use the time to prioritise employee wellbeing and work-life balance and fully disconnect and recharge during these valuable breaks.
The Philippines is known to be a nation that embraces a rich tapestry of cultural and religious traditions, and this is reflected in its vibrant calendar of public holidays.
In 2025, Filipinos and foreigners residing in the country can look forward to a mix of 18 national observances, religious celebrations, and special non-working days, offering opportunities for rest and quality time with loved ones.
Here is the list of public holidays as follows:
Date | Public Holiday |
01 January 2025 | New Year's Day (Wed) |
29 January 2025 | Chinese New Year (Wed) |
25 February | EDSA People Power Revolution Anniversary (Tues) |
09 April 2025 | Araw ng Kagitingan (Wed) |
17 April 2025 | Maundy Thursday |
18 April 2025 | Good Friday |
19 April 2025 | Black Saturday |
01 May 2025 | Labour Day (Thurs) |
12 June 2025 | Independence Day (Thurs) |
21 August 2025 | Ninoy Aquino Day (Thurs) |
25 August 2025 | National Heroes Day (Last Monday of August) |
31 October 2025 | All Saints' Day Eve (Friday) |
1 November 2025 | All Saints Day (Sat) |
30 November 2025 | Bonafacio Day (Sun) |
8 December 2025 | Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary (Mon) |
24 December 2025 | Christmas Eve (Wed) |
25 December 2025 | Christmas Day (Thurs) |
30 December 2025 | Rizal Day (Tues) |
"The National Commission on Muslim Filipinos will recommend to the President the actual dates on which these holidays will respectively fall.
"The proclamation has tasked the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) to issue the implementing guidelines for the proclamation, which is expected to take effect immediately."
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