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Public Holidays

Discover upcoming public holiday dates for Taiwan and start planning to make the most of your time off.

2026 Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 JanThuNew Year's Day
1 JanThuRepublic Day
16 Feb to 20 FebMon to FriChinese New Year Holiday
27 FebFri228 Peace Memorial Day Holiday
28 FebSat228 Peace Memorial Day
3 AprFriChildren's Day Holiday
4 AprSatChildren's Day
5 AprSunQing Ming Festival
6 AprMonQing Ming Festival Holiday
1 MayFriLabour Day
19 JunFriDragon Boat Festival
25 SepFriMid-Autumn Festival
28 SepMonConfucius' Birthday
9 OctFriROC National Day Holiday
10 OctSatROC National Day
25 OctSunRetrocession Day
26 OctMonRetrocession Day Holiday
25 DecFriConstitution Day
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2027 Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 JanFriNew Year's Day
1 JanFriRepublic Day
5 Feb to 10 FebFri to WedChinese New Year Holiday
28 FebSun228 Peace Memorial Day
1 MarMon228 Peace Memorial Day Holiday
4 AprSunChildren's Day
5 AprMonQing Ming Festival
5 AprMonChildren's Day Holiday
1 MaySatLabour Day
9 JunWedDragon Boat Festival
15 SepWedMid-Autumn Festival
28 SepTueConfucius' Birthday
10 OctSunROC National Day
11 OctMonROC National Day Holiday
25 OctMonRetrocession Day
25 DecSatConstitution Day
31 DecFriRepublic Day Holiday
The dates in this table are an estimate. We will update this page once the official public holiday dates for 2027 are released.

2028 Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 JanSatNew Year's Day
1 JanSatRepublic Day
25 Jan to 30 JanTue to SunChinese New Year Holiday
28 FebMon228 Peace Memorial Day
4 AprTueChildren's Day
4 AprTueQing Ming Festival
1 MayMonLabour Day
28 MaySunDragon Boat Festival
3 OctTueMid-Autumn Festival
10 OctTueROC National Day
The dates in this table are an estimate. We will update this page once the official public holiday dates for 2028 are released.

Taiwan’s public holidays are provided for by the Ministry of Labor through the Labor Standards Act and its related Enforcement Rules. The Central Personnel Administration in Taipei regulates all non-working national holidays.

Other branches of the government of Taiwan have been known to issue one-time national holidays. These events usually occur due to a state-of-emergency such as a typhoon strike. The government has the right to declare any one-time national days off for any reason.

Many of the celebrations enjoyed in Taiwan are multi-day events. Some of the events will have a second date added to them where the entire workforce has a “make-up” day scheduled to work. These make up days are also issued as part of the national holiday list each year. Many of the make-up days occur on a typical rest day such as Saturday or Sunday.

It is not required by law to pay employees for national holidays. It is only required to provide a day off for the events. However if the employee must work due to the nature of their position, a different day off is to be provided. Private employment contracts may give holiday pay in lieu of a different day off. Some employers will also provide pay for national holidays as a benefit.