Founding Day of the Republic of China / New Year's Day 中華民國開國紀念日
New Year's Day and anniversary of the ROC's founding in 1912. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy New Year” · 新年快樂
Holidays & cultural calendar · 2026–2027
Lunar New Year shuts offices and factories for about a week, and during Ghost Month (7th lunar month) many firms defer contract signings, ground-breakings and moves.
From today to 31 December 2026
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New Year's Day and anniversary of the ROC's founding in 1912. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy New Year” · 新年快樂
16th day of the 12th lunar month (Year of the Snake)
Traditional year-end dinner where companies thank staff and suppliers; a common occasion to invite business partners. Normal business day.
27th day of the 12th month – 6th day of the 1st month; New Year's Day = 1st day of the 1st lunar month (17 Feb), Year of the Horse (丙午)
Nine-day break 14–22 Feb: 15 Feb (day before New Year's Eve, a new holiday from 2025), New Year's Eve 16 Feb, New Year 17–19 Feb and make-up day 20 Feb. Offices, banks, factories and most suppliers close.
“Happy Lunar New Year” · 新春快樂,恭喜發財
Make-up day off because Peace Memorial Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Commemorates the victims of the 1947 228 Incident; a day of remembrance. Offices and banks closed.
15th day of the 1st lunar month
Ends the New Year season; Pingxi sky lanterns and the Taiwan Lantern Festival. Normal business day.
Make-up day off because Children's Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Public holiday for children; offices and banks closed.
Qingming solar term
Families clean ancestral graves; fixed by the Qingming solar term. Offices and banks closed and roads busy.
Make-up day off because Tomb-Sweeping Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Since 2025 a public holiday for all (previously only for private-sector workers). Offices and banks closed.
23rd day of the 3rd lunar month
Birthday of the sea goddess Mazu, climax of the weeks-long Dajia Mazu pilgrimage, Taiwan's largest religious event. Normal business day.
5th day of the 5th lunar month
Dragon-boat races and zongzi rice dumplings. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy Dragon Boat Festival” · 端午節安康
1st–29th day of the 7th lunar month; Zhongyuan Festival = 15th day (27 Aug)
Traditional 7th lunar month; many Taiwanese firms avoid signing contracts, moving premises, ground-breaking or buying property, and hold offerings on Zhongyuan (27 Aug). Plan project starts accordingly.
15th day of the 8th lunar month
Moon-viewing, mooncakes and family barbecues; joins Teachers' Day (28 Sep) for a 4-day weekend. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy Mid-Autumn Festival” · 中秋節快樂
Restored as a national day off from 2025; Confucius ceremonies at temples. Offices and banks closed.
Make-up day off because National Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Anniversary of the 1911 Wuchang Uprising; parades and fireworks. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy National Day” · 國慶日快樂
Restored as a national day off from 2025, marking the end of Japanese rule (1945) and the 1949 Battle of Guningtou. Offices and banks closed.
Make-up day off because Retrocession Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Winter solstice (dongzhi solar term)
Families eat tangyuan rice balls; normal business day.
Restored as a national day off from 2025, marking the 1947 ROC Constitution (coincides with Christmas). Offices and banks closed.
“Merry Christmas” · 聖誕快樂
New Year's Day and anniversary of the ROC's founding in 1912. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy New Year” · 新年快樂
16th day of the 12th lunar month (Year of the Horse)
Traditional year-end dinner where companies thank staff and suppliers; a common occasion to invite business partners. Normal business day.
28th day of the 12th month – 5th day of the 1st month; New Year's Day = 1st day of the 1st lunar month (6 Feb), Year of the Goat (丁未)
Seven-day break 4–10 Feb: 4 Feb (day before New Year's Eve), New Year's Eve 5 Feb, New Year 6–8 Feb, and make-up days 9–10 Feb for the days that fall on the weekend. Offices, banks, factories and most suppliers close.
“Happy Lunar New Year” · 新春快樂,恭喜發財
15th day of the 1st lunar month
Ends the New Year season; Pingxi sky lanterns and the Taiwan Lantern Festival. Normal business day.
Commemorates the victims of the 1947 228 Incident; a day of remembrance. Offices and banks closed.
Make-up day off because Peace Memorial Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Public holiday for children; offices and banks closed.
Qingming solar term
Families clean ancestral graves; fixed by the Qingming solar term. Offices and banks closed and roads busy.
Make-up day off because Children's Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
23rd day of the 3rd lunar month · estimated
Birthday of the sea goddess Mazu, climax of the weeks-long Dajia Mazu pilgrimage, Taiwan's largest religious event. Normal business day.
Make-up day off because Labour Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Since 2025 a public holiday for all (previously only for private-sector workers). Offices and banks closed.
5th day of the 5th lunar month
Dragon-boat races and zongzi rice dumplings. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy Dragon Boat Festival” · 端午節安康
1st–29th day of the 7th lunar month; Zhongyuan Festival = 15th day (16 Aug)
Traditional 7th lunar month; many Taiwanese firms avoid signing contracts, moving premises, ground-breaking or buying property, and hold offerings on Zhongyuan (16 Aug). Plan project starts accordingly.
15th day of the 8th lunar month
Moon-viewing, mooncakes and family barbecues. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy Mid-Autumn Festival” · 中秋節快樂
Restored as a national day off from 2025; Confucius ceremonies at temples. Offices and banks closed.
Anniversary of the 1911 Wuchang Uprising; parades and fireworks. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy National Day” · 國慶日快樂
Make-up day off because National Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Restored as a national day off from 2025, marking the end of Japanese rule (1945) and the 1949 Battle of Guningtou. Offices and banks closed.
Winter solstice (dongzhi solar term)
Families eat tangyuan rice balls; normal business day.
Make-up day off because Constitution Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Restored as a national day off from 2025, marking the 1947 ROC Constitution (coincides with Christmas). Offices and banks closed.
“Merry Christmas” · 聖誕快樂
Day off in lieu because 1 January 2028 falls on a Saturday; offices and banks closed.
Days when government offices, customs, banks and most companies close. Allow for them in approval cycles, payment dates, vessel arrivals and site deliveries.
| Date | Occasion | When | Calendar | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 Dec 2026Friday | Constitution Day行憲紀念日 | In 58 days | Gregorian | National |
| 1 Jan 2027Friday | Founding Day of the Republic of China / New Year's Day中華民國開國紀念日 | In 65 days | Gregorian | National |
| 4–10 Feb 2027Thursday | Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) holidays春節 | In 99 days | Chinese lunisolar28th day of the 12th month – 5th day of the 1st month; New Year's Day = 1st day of the 1st lunar month (6 Feb), Year of the Goat (丁未) | National |
| 28 Feb 2027Sunday | Peace Memorial Day和平紀念日 | In 123 days | Gregorian | National |
| 1 Mar 2027Monday | Peace Memorial Day (observed / make-up day off)補假 | In 124 days | Gregorian | National |
| 4 Apr 2027Sunday | Children's Day兒童節 | In 158 days | Gregorian | National |
| 5 Apr 2027Monday | Tomb-Sweeping Day (Qingming)清明節 | In 159 days | OtherQingming solar term | National |
| 6 Apr 2027Tuesday | Children's Day (observed / make-up day off)補假 | In 160 days | Gregorian | National |
| 30 Apr 2027Friday | Labour Day (observed / make-up day off)補假 | In 184 days | Gregorian | National |
| 1 May 2027Saturday | Labour Day勞動節 | In 185 days | Gregorian | National |
| 9 Jun 2027Wednesday | Dragon Boat Festival端午節 | In 224 days | Chinese lunisolar5th day of the 5th lunar month | National |
| 15 Sept 2027Wednesday | Mid-Autumn Festival中秋節 | In 322 days | Chinese lunisolar15th day of the 8th lunar month | National |
| 28 Sept 2027Tuesday | Teachers' Day (Confucius' Birthday)教師節(孔子誕辰紀念日) | In 335 days | Gregorian | National |
| 10 Oct 2027Sunday | National Day (Double Tenth Day)國慶日(雙十節) | In 347 days | Gregorian | National |
| 11 Oct 2027Monday | National Day (observed / make-up day off)補假 | In 348 days | Gregorian | National |
| 25 Oct 2027Monday | Taiwan Retrocession and Guningtou Victory Memorial Day臺灣光復暨金門古寧頭大捷紀念日 | In 362 days | Gregorian | National |
Send shop drawings for approval at least two weeks before a long holiday – reviews stop while engineers and authorities are away.
Customs clearance and container release pause on public holidays; storage and demurrage keep running. Time the ETA after the break.
Landed cost to Taiwan →Crane hire, trucking permits and site access are limited around holidays. Agree the erection sequence and delivery windows in advance.
Our factory plans production around Tết (Lunar New Year) and National Day – we lock delivery dates for your project well ahead of both.
Request a quotation →Dates follow official government lists where published. Islamic and other moon-sighting dates, and holidays not yet gazetted for next year, are marked "estimated" and may move by a day. Always confirm with your local partner before fixing a deadline.
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