New Year's Day Bagong Taon
Regular holiday; offices, banks and the Bureau of Customs closed, with the Christmas–New Year break slowing activity until early January.
“Happy New Year 2026” · Manigong Bagong Taon!
Feriados e calendário cultural · 2026–2027
Activity slows sharply in Holy Week and over the long Christmas season (mid-December to early January); Eid dates are set by separate proclamation shortly before each holiday.
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De hoje até 31 de dezembro de 2026
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Regular holiday; offices, banks and the Bureau of Customs closed, with the Christmas–New Year break slowing activity until early January.
“Happy New Year 2026” · Manigong Bagong Taon!
Massive Catholic procession of the Black Nazarene image through Manila, drawing millions; road closures and frequent local work suspensions in the City of Manila.
Cebu's street-dance festival honouring the Santo Niño (third Sunday of January); heavy traffic and local closures in Cebu City.
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Horse 2026
Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse; special non-working day under Proclamation No. 1006. Celebrated in Binondo and by the Filipino-Chinese business community.
“Kung Hei Fat Choi – Happy Lunar New Year”
1 Ramadan 1447 AH · estimada
First day of the fasting month; shorter working hours for Muslim staff, mainly in Mindanao.
Anniversary of the 1986 People Power Revolution; declared a special working day, so business continues normally.
1 Shawwal 1447 AH
End of Ramadan; declared a regular holiday by Proclamation. Offices and banks closed nationwide.
“Eid Mubarak”
Thursday before Easter (Easter = 5 April 2026)
Holy Week regular holiday; offices, banks and customs closed and Metro Manila empties as people travel to the provinces.
Friday before Easter (Easter = 5 April 2026)
Regular holiday marking the crucifixion; processions and penitential rites. Nearly all business closed.
Saturday before Easter (Easter = 5 April 2026)
Special non-working day completing the Holy Week shutdown.
Commemorates the fall of Bataan in 1942 and Filipino WWII veterans; regular holiday.
Regular holiday honouring workers.
10 Dhu al-Hijjah 1447 AH
Feast of Sacrifice; declared a regular holiday by Proclamation. Offices and banks closed.
“Eid al-Adha Mubarak”
Marks the 1898 declaration of independence from Spain; flag ceremonies nationwide.
“Happy Independence Day” · Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan!
Remembers the 1983 assassination of Senator Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr.
Last Monday of August, honouring Filipino national heroes.
Undas: families visit and clean graves in a long weekend of travel; falls on a Sunday.
Second day of Undas cemetery visits; offices largely closed.
Birth anniversary of revolutionary leader Andrés Bonifacio.
Catholic feast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of the Philippines.
Nine-day novena of dawn Masses before Christmas; marks the peak of the long Filipino Christmas season and pre-holiday slowdown.
Noche Buena family feast; offices and most businesses closed.
The biggest holiday in Asia's largest Catholic nation; business largely closed from 24 December to 1 January.
“Merry Christmas” · Maligayang Pasko!
Commemorates the 1896 execution of national hero José Rizal.
Special non-working day before New Year; offices and most businesses closed.
Regular holiday; offices, banks and the Bureau of Customs closed, with the Christmas–New Year break slowing activity until early January.
“Happy New Year 2027” · Manigong Bagong Taon!
Massive Catholic procession of the Black Nazarene image through Manila, drawing millions; road closures and frequent local work suspensions in the City of Manila.
Cebu's street-dance festival honouring the Santo Niño (third Sunday of January); heavy traffic and local closures in Cebu City.
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Goat 2027
Lunar New Year, Year of the Goat; special non-working day (falls on a Saturday). Celebrated in Binondo and by the Filipino-Chinese business community.
“Kung Hei Fat Choi – Happy Lunar New Year”
1 Ramadan 1448 AH · estimada
First day of the fasting month; shorter working hours for Muslim staff, mainly in Mindanao.
Anniversary of the 1986 People Power Revolution; declared a special working day, so business continues normally.
1 Shawwal 1448 AH · estimada
End of Ramadan; the date is fixed by a separate Proclamation once the Bangsamoro Darul-Ifta' confirms the moon sighting. Expected date – may shift by a day.
“Eid Mubarak”
Thursday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027)
Holy Week regular holiday; offices, banks and customs closed as people travel to the provinces.
Friday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027)
Regular holiday marking the crucifixion; nearly all business closed.
Saturday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027)
Special non-working day completing the Holy Week shutdown.
Commemorates the fall of Bataan in 1942 and Filipino WWII veterans; regular holiday.
Regular holiday honouring workers; falls on a Saturday.
10 Dhu al-Hijjah 1448 AH · estimada
Feast of Sacrifice; set by a separate Proclamation once the Islamic date is confirmed. Expected date (falls on a Sunday) – may shift by a day.
“Eid al-Adha Mubarak”
Marks the 1898 declaration of independence from Spain; falls on a Saturday.
“Happy Independence Day” · Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan!
Remembers the 1983 assassination of Senator Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr.; falls on a Saturday.
Last Monday of August, honouring Filipino national heroes.
Undas: families visit and clean graves; nationwide travel and closures.
Second day of Undas cemetery visits; offices largely closed.
Birth anniversary of revolutionary leader Andrés Bonifacio.
Catholic feast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of the Philippines.
Nine-day novena of dawn Masses before Christmas; marks the peak of the long Filipino Christmas season and pre-holiday slowdown.
Noche Buena family feast; offices and most businesses closed.
The biggest holiday in Asia's largest Catholic nation; business largely closed from 24 December to 1 January.
“Merry Christmas” · Maligayang Pasko!
Commemorates the 1896 execution of national hero José Rizal.
Special non-working day before New Year; offices and most businesses closed.
Dias em que repartições públicas, alfândega, bancos e a maioria das empresas fecham. Considere-os nos ciclos de aprovação, datas de pagamento, chegadas de navios e entregas na obra.
| Data | Ocasião | Quando | Calendário | Onde |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 nov. 2026segunda-feira | All Souls' DayAraw ng mga Kaluluwa | Em 5 dias | Gregoriano | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 30 nov. 2026segunda-feira | Bonifacio DayAraw ni Bonifacio | Em 33 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
| 24 dez. 2026quinta-feira | Christmas EveBisperas ng Pasko | Em 57 dias | Gregoriano | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 25 dez. 2026sexta-feira | Christmas DayPasko | Em 58 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
| 30 dez. 2026quarta-feira | Rizal DayAraw ni Rizal | Em 63 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
| 31 dez. 2026quinta-feira | Last Day of the YearHuling Araw ng Taon | Em 64 dias | Gregoriano | National (special non-working day) |
| 1 jan. 2027sexta-feira | New Year's DayBagong Taon | Em 65 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
| 10 mar. 2027quarta-feira | Eid'l FitrEid'l Fitr (Wakas ng Ramadan) | Em 133 dias | Islâmico (Hijri)1 Shawwal 1448 AHestimada | National (regular holiday) |
| 25 mar. 2027quinta-feira | Maundy ThursdayHuwebes Santo | Em 148 dias | OutroThursday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027) | National (regular holiday) |
| 26 mar. 2027sexta-feira | Good FridayBiyernes Santo | Em 149 dias | OutroFriday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027) | National (regular holiday) |
| 27 mar. 2027sábado | Black SaturdaySabado de Gloria | Em 150 dias | OutroSaturday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027) | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 9 abr. 2027sexta-feira | Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor)Araw ng Kagitingan | Em 163 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
| 30 ago. 2027segunda-feira | National Heroes DayAraw ng mga Bayani | Em 306 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
| 1 nov. 2027segunda-feira | All Saints' DayAraw ng mga Santo | Em 369 dias | Gregoriano | National (special non-working day) |
| 2 nov. 2027terça-feira | All Souls' DayAraw ng mga Kaluluwa | Em 370 dias | Gregoriano | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 30 nov. 2027terça-feira | Bonifacio DayAraw ni Bonifacio | Em 398 dias | Gregoriano | National (regular holiday) |
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O desembaraço aduaneiro e a liberação de contêineres param nos feriados; armazenagem e demurrage continuam correndo. Programe o ETA para depois da pausa.
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Solicitar cotação →As datas seguem as listas oficiais do governo, quando publicadas. Datas islâmicas e outras baseadas na observação da lua, bem como feriados ainda não oficializados para o próximo ano, são marcadas como "estimada" e podem mudar em um dia. Confirme sempre com seu parceiro local antes de fixar um prazo.
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