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Indonesia’s 2025 Holiday Calendar: What Every Investor and Business Needs to Know

Introduction:

Indonesia’s dynamic and diverse culture is reflected in its rich calendar of public holidays and collective leave days. For investors and business owners, especially foreigners navigating the Indonesian market, understanding these key dates is essential. Public holidays impact government services, banking operations, logistics, and workforce availability.

This comprehensive guide covers national public holidays, collective leave days (Cuti Bersama), and important regional observances for 2025 — along with a consolidated calendar to help you plan better.


1. National Public Holidays (Hari Libur Nasional) – 2025

These are nationwide holidays officially recognized by the government and usually observed by both the public and private sectors.

Date

Day

Holiday Name

Jan 1

Wednesday

New Year’s Day (Tahun Baru Masehi)

Jan 27

Monday

Isra Mi’raj Prophet Muhammad SAW

Jan 29

Wednesday

Chinese New Year (Tahun Baru Imlek)

Mar 29

Saturday

Nyepi (Balinese Day of Silence)

Mar 31

Monday

Eid al-Fitr – 1st Day (Hari Raya Idul Fitri)

Apr 1

Tuesday

Eid al-Fitr – 2nd Day

Apr 18

Friday

Good Friday (Wafat Isa Almasih)

May 1

Thursday

Labour Day (Hari Buruh)

May 12

Monday

Vesak Day (Hari Raya Waisak)

May 29

Thursday

Ascension of Jesus Christ

Jun 1

Sunday

Pancasila Day

Jun 6

Friday

Eid al-Adha (Hari Raya Idul Adha)

Jun 27

Friday

Islamic New Year (1 Muharram 1447 H)

Aug 17

Sunday

Independence Day (Hari Kemerdekaan RI)

Sep 5

Friday

Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday (Maulid Nabi)

Dec 25

Thursday

Christmas Day (Hari Natal)


2. Collective Leave Days (Cuti Bersama) – 2025

These additional government-declared leave days are meant to extend public holidays. Many offices, especially in the public sector, close during these days. Private companies often follow suit.

Date

Day

Occasion

Jan 28

Tuesday

In lieu of Chinese New Year

Mar 28

Friday

In lieu of Nyepi

Apr 2

Wednesday

Eid al-Fitr

Apr 3

Thursday

Eid al-Fitr

Apr 4

Friday

Eid al-Fitr

Apr 7

Monday

Eid al-Fitr

May 13

Tuesday

In lieu of Vesak Day

May 30

Friday

In lieu of Ascension Day

Jun 9

Monday

In lieu of Eid al-Adha

Dec 26

Friday

In lieu of Christmas


3. Significant Regional Holidays

While not national holidays, some regions observe important cultural or religious days that can affect business activities locally:

  • Nyepi – March 29 (Saturday):
    A full-day of silence across Bali, with no flights or vehicle movement. Even tourists must remain indoors.

  • Galungan & Kuningan – November 19 & 29:
    Celebrated in Bali with widespread business closures and religious ceremonies. Plan around these if you’re operating in or traveling to Bali.

4. Consolidated 2025 Holiday Calendar

This month-by-month calendar combines public holidays and collective leave days so you can plan operations, staff schedules, and client meetings in advance.

Month

Dates & Holidays

January

1 (New Year), 27 (Isra Mi’raj), 28 (Collective), 29 (Chinese New Year)

March

28 (Collective), 29 (Nyepi)

March–April

31 (Eid 1), Apr 1 (Eid 2), 2–4 (Collective), 7 (Collective)

April

18 (Good Friday)

May

1 (Labour Day), 12 (Vesak), 13 (Collective), 29 (Ascension), 30 (Collective)

June

1 (Pancasila), 6 (Eid al-Adha), 9 (Collective), 27 (Islamic New Year)

August

17 (Independence Day)

September

5 (Prophet’s Birthday)

December

25 (Christmas), 26 (Collective)

Conclusion

Indonesia’s holiday calendar is rich and varied, with a mix of religious, national, and cultural observances. These holidays impact more than just public life—they influence everything from visa processing and banking hours to staffing and shipping schedules.

At Overseas Business Consultancy (OBC), we help investors and entrepreneurs navigate Indonesia’s business landscape with confidence. From planning your company setup to understanding the operational rhythm of the market, we ensure you’re always prepared.

Want help aligning your plans with the Indonesian calendar?
Reach out to our team for best support.

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