OFFICIAL PHILIPPINES HOLIDAYS 2025

Official Holidays in the Philippines

Plan Your 2025 Philippines Holidays with Ease and Excitement!: Key Dates to Remember

As you organize your schedule for the upcoming year, it’s essential to be aware of the official holidays to maximize your time off. You can subscribe to different Globe plans to stay connected while enjoying the holidays. You can enhance the thrill by availing “Globe plan with device“, even if you have a limited budget to plan the holidays.

  • President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has declared the following regular and special non-working holidays for 2025 through Proclamation No. 727

It’s the perfect time to map out your upcoming Philippines holidays and long weekends. Whether you’re plotting long weekends, planning family trips, or simply looking forward to some well-deserved downtime, we’ve got you covered!

Let’s dive into the updated schedule of holidays, including special non-working days and long weekends, so you can start marking your calendars.

PHILIPPINES HOLIDAY CALENDER 2025

Monthly Philippines Holidays

January Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
New Year’s DayJanuary 1WednesdayRegular Holiday
Chinese New YearJanuary 29WednesdaySpecial Non-Working Day

February Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
EDSA People Power Revolution AnniversaryFebruary 25TuesdaySpecial Working Day

March Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
Eidul Fitr (Tentative)To Be AnnouncedTo Be AnnouncedRegular Holiday

Note: The observance dates for Eidul Fitr and Eidul Adha will be announced based on the Islamic calendar.

April Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
Araw ng KagitinganApril 9WednesdayRegular Holiday
Maundy ThursdayApril 17ThursdayRegular Holiday
Good FridayApril 18FridayRegular Holiday
Black SaturdayApril 19SaturdaySpecial Non-Working Day

May Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
Labor DayMay 1ThursdayRegular Holiday

June Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
Independence DayJune 12ThursdayRegular Holiday

July Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
Iglesia ni Cristo Founding AnniversaryJuly 27SundaySpecial Non-Working Day

AugustHolidays

HolidayDateDayType
Ninoy Aquino DayAugust 21ThursdaySpecial Non-Working Day
National Heroes DayAugust 25MondayRegular Holiday

October Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
All Saints’ Day EveOctober 31FridaySpecial Non-Working Day

November Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
All Saints’ DayNovember 1SaturdaySpecial Non-Working Day
Bonifacio DayNovember 30SundayRegular Holiday

December Holidays

HolidayDateDayType
Feast of the Immaculate ConceptionDecember 8MondaySpecial Non-Working Day
Christmas EveDecember 24WednesdaySpecial Non-Working Day
Christmas DayDecember 25ThursdayRegular Holiday
Rizal DayDecember 30TuesdayRegular Holiday
Last Day of the YearDecember 31WednesdaySpecial Non-Working Day

To maximize your time off, consider these Long weekends:

  • January 1 (Wednesday): Start the year with a mid-week break.
  • April 17-19 (Thursday to Saturday): Holy Week offers a reflective pause.
  • May 1-4 (Thursday to Sunday): Labor Day weekend is perfect for a short getaway.
  • June 12-15 (Thursday to Sunday): Celebrate Independence Day with a four-day break.
  • August 21-25 (Thursday to Monday): From Ninoy Aquino Day to National Heroes Day, enjoy a five-day stretch.
  • December 24-28 (Wednesday to Sunday): Christmas festivities span five days.
  • December 30 – January 1 (Tuesday to Thursday): End the year and welcome the new one with a three-day celebration.
  • Tip: Strategically plan your leave days around these holidays to enjoy longer breaks.

Stay informed and plan ahead to make the most of your 2025 holidays!

Special (Non-Working) Holidays

Here’s a list of the Special (Non-Working) Holidays in the Philippines for 2025

  • January 29 (Wednesday): Chinese New Year
  • April 19 (Saturday): Black Saturday
  • August 21 (Thursday): Ninoy Aquino Day
  • October 31 (Friday): All Saints’ Day Eve
  • November 1 (Saturday): All Saints’ Day
  • December 8 (Monday): Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
  • December 24 (Wednesday): Christmas Eve
  • December 31 (Wednesday): Last Day of the Year

These dates are designated as special non-working days, it means employees are typically given the day off. If work is required on these days, employees are entitled to additional compensation as per Philippine labor laws.

OFFICIAL PHILIPPINES HOLIDAYS 2025

Regular Holidays

Here’s a list of the Regular Holidays in the Philippines for 2025:

  • January 1 (Wednesday): New Year’s Day
  • April 9 (Wednesday): Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor)
  • April 17 (Thursday): Maundy Thursday
  • April 18 (Friday): Good Friday
  • May 1 (Thursday): Labor Day
  • June 12 (Thursday): Independence Day
  • August 25 (Monday): National Heroes Day
  • November 30 (Sunday): Bonifacio Day
  • December 25 (Thursday): Christmas Day
  • December 30 (Tuesday): Rizal Day

These dates are designated as regular holidays, during which employees are typically entitled to a day off with pay. If work is performed on these days, employees are entitled to additional compensation as per Philippine labor laws.

Tips for Planning Your Year

  1. Strategic Leaves: Combine holidays with a few leave days to create longer breaks for family vacations or personal relaxation.
  2. Explore Local Events: Make the most of unique Filipino holidays like Bonifacio Day and Rizal Day by visiting historical sites.
  3. Plan for Travel: Book early for long weekends to secure the best deals on flights and accommodations.

📱 Stay Connected Wherever You Go

Make your holidays 2025 extra special with Globe One App and Smartapp. Download the app to access exclusive promos, manage subscriptions, and stay connected with loved ones no matter where you are. Globe Telecom has introduced exciting offers for its users to enjoy every moment with seamless connectivity.

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.Happy planning and happy holidays!

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