New Year's Day 신정
Gregorian New Year; most companies close only on 1 January (the main family holiday is Seollal).
“Happy New Year” · 새해 복 많이 받으세요
Feriados y calendario cultural · 2026–2027
Business slows sharply around Seollal (Jan/Feb) and Chuseok (Sep/Oct) when millions travel home, and again during the late-July to mid-August summer vacation peak.
Abrir el calendario →South Korea: mercado y normas de importación
Desde hoy hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2026
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Gregorian New Year; most companies close only on 1 January (the main family holiday is Seollal).
“Happy New Year” · 새해 복 많이 받으세요
12th month 29th day – 1st month 2nd day; Seollal = 1st day of 1st lunar month (17 Feb), Year of the Red Horse (병오년)
Three-day Lunar New Year holiday (16–18 Feb) when families gather for ancestral rites; offices, banks and many factories close and roads are jammed.
“Happy Lunar New Year” · 새해 복 많이 받으세요
Commemorates the 1 March 1919 independence movement against Japanese rule. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because Independence Movement Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
15th day of the 1st lunar month
First full moon of the lunar year; nut-cracking (bureom) and moon-viewing customs. Normal business day.
Became an official public holiday for all workers (including public servants) from 2026, previously a private-sector paid holiday; covered by substitute-holiday rules.
Family day for children; offices and banks closed.
Children honour parents with carnations; not a day off.
8th day of the 4th lunar month
Lantern festivals and temple visits; falls on Sunday, so 25 May is a substitute holiday.
Substitute day off because Buddha's Birthday falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Polling day for the 9th nationwide local elections; designated a public holiday so people can vote. Offices and banks closed.
Honours those who died for the nation; sirens sound at 10:00 for a minute's silence. Offices and banks closed (no substitute day).
5th day of the 5th lunar month
Traditional early-summer festival (ssireum wrestling, swings, Gangneung Danoje). Normal business day.
Marks the 1948 Constitution; restored as a public holiday from 2026 after being dropped in 2008. Offices and banks closed.
Marks liberation from Japanese rule in 1945 and the founding of the Republic of Korea government in 1948. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because Liberation Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
8th month 14th–16th day; Chuseok = 15th day of the 8th lunar month (25 Sep)
Three-day harvest festival (24–26 Sep) with ancestral rites and family reunions; offices, banks and most factories close and logistics slow for the whole week.
“Happy Chuseok” · 풍성한 한가위 보내세요
Celebrates the legendary founding of Gojoseon by Dangun in 2333 BC. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because National Foundation Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Celebrates the Korean alphabet created by King Sejong. Offices and banks closed.
Winter solstice (dongji solar term)
Families eat red-bean porridge (patjuk) to ward off bad luck; normal business day.
Public holiday; offices and banks closed.
“Merry Christmas” · 메리 크리스마스
Gregorian New Year; most companies close only on 1 January (the main family holiday is Seollal).
“Happy New Year” · 새해 복 많이 받으세요
12th month 30th day – 1st month 2nd day; Seollal = 1st day of 1st lunar month (7 Feb), Year of the Red Goat (정미년)
Three-day Lunar New Year holiday (6–8 Feb) plus substitute day 9 Feb because Seollal itself falls on Sunday; offices, banks and many factories close. Note: Korea's Seollal (7 Feb) is one day after Chinese New Year (6 Feb) because of the KST new-moon time.
“Happy Lunar New Year” · 새해 복 많이 받으세요
Substitute day off because Seollal falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
15th day of the 1st lunar month
First full moon of the lunar year; nut-cracking (bureom) and moon-viewing customs. Normal business day.
Commemorates the 1 March 1919 independence movement against Japanese rule. Offices and banks closed.
Became an official public holiday for all workers (including public servants) from 2026, previously a private-sector paid holiday; covered by substitute-holiday rules.
Substitute day off because Labour Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Family day for children; offices and banks closed.
Children honour parents with carnations; not a day off.
8th day of the 4th lunar month
Lantern festivals and temple visits. Offices and banks closed.
Honours those who died for the nation; sirens sound at 10:00 for a minute's silence. Offices and banks closed (no substitute day).
5th day of the 5th lunar month
Traditional early-summer festival (ssireum wrestling, swings, Gangneung Danoje). Normal business day.
Marks the 1948 Constitution; restored as a public holiday from 2026 after being dropped in 2008. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because Constitution Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Marks liberation from Japanese rule in 1945 and the founding of the Republic of Korea government in 1948. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because Liberation Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
8th month 14th–16th day; Chuseok = 15th day of the 8th lunar month (15 Sep)
Three-day harvest festival (14–16 Sep) with ancestral rites and family reunions; offices, banks and most factories close and logistics slow for the whole week.
“Happy Chuseok” · 풍성한 한가위 보내세요
Celebrates the legendary founding of Gojoseon by Dangun in 2333 BC. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because National Foundation Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Celebrates the Korean alphabet created by King Sejong. Offices and banks closed.
Substitute day off because Hangul Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Winter solstice (dongji solar term)
Families eat red-bean porridge (patjuk) to ward off bad luck; normal business day.
Public holiday; offices and banks closed.
“Merry Christmas” · 메리 크리스마스
Substitute day off because Christmas Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
Días en que cierran las oficinas públicas, la aduana, los bancos y la mayoría de las empresas. Téngalos en cuenta en los ciclos de aprobación, fechas de pago, llegadas de buques y entregas en obra.
| Fecha | Ocasión | Cuándo | Calendario | Dónde |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 dic 2026viernes | Christmas Day기독탄신일 (성탄절) | En 57 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 1 ene 2027viernes | New Year's Day신정 | En 64 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 6–8 feb 2027sábado | Seollal (Korean Lunar New Year)설날 | En 100 días | Lunar coreano (Dangi)12th month 30th day – 1st month 2nd day; Seollal = 1st day of 1st lunar month (7 Feb), Year of the Red Goat (정미년) | National |
| 9 feb 2027martes | Substitute Holiday (Seollal)대체공휴일 | En 103 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 1 mar 2027lunes | Independence Movement Day삼일절 | En 123 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 1 may 2027sábado | Labour Day노동절 | En 184 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 3 may 2027lunes | Substitute Holiday (Labour Day)대체공휴일 | En 186 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 5 may 2027miércoles | Children's Day어린이날 | En 188 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 13 may 2027jueves | Buddha's Birthday부처님오신날 | En 196 días | Lunar coreano (Dangi)8th day of the 4th lunar month | National |
| 6 jun 2027domingo | Memorial Day현충일 | En 220 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 17 jul 2027sábado | Constitution Day제헌절 | En 261 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 19 jul 2027lunes | Substitute Holiday (Constitution Day)대체공휴일 | En 263 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 15 ago 2027domingo | Liberation Day광복절 | En 290 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 16 ago 2027lunes | Substitute Holiday (Liberation Day)대체공휴일 | En 291 días | Gregoriano | National |
| 14–16 sept 2027martes | Chuseok (Korean Harvest Festival)추석 | En 320 días | Lunar coreano (Dangi)8th month 14th–16th day; Chuseok = 15th day of the 8th lunar month (15 Sep) | National |
| 3 oct 2027domingo | National Foundation Day개천절 | En 339 días | Gregoriano | National |
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