Official Philippine Holidays 2027

Official Philippine Holidays 2027: Complete List & Proclamation No. 1427

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has officially issued Proclamation No. 1427, establishing the nationwide regular holidays and special non-working days for 2027. To help you easily plan your upcoming long weekends, we have compiled these dates into a quick-reference guide based on the official Malacañang announcement.

2027 Holiday Schedule

Date Holiday Type
Jan 1 (Fri)New Year's DayRegular
Feb 6 (Sat)Chinese New YearSpecial Non-Working
Feb 25 (Thu)EDSA People Power Revolution AnniversarySpecial Working
Mar 25-26Maundy Thursday & Good FridayRegular
Mar 27 (Sat)Black SaturdaySpecial Non-Working
Apr 9 (Fri)Araw ng KagitinganRegular
May 1 (Sat)[Labor DayRegular[
Jun 12 (Sat)Independence DayRegular
Aug 21 (Sat)Ninoy Aquino DaySpecial Non-Working
Aug 30 (Mon)National Heroes DayRegular
Nov 1-2 (Mon-Tue)All Saints' & All Souls' DaySpecial Non-Working
Nov 30 (Tue)Bonifacio DayRegular
Dec 8 (Wed)Feast of the Immaculate ConceptionSpecial Non-Working
Dec 24 (Fri)Christmas EveSpecial Non-Working
Dec 25 (Sat)Christmas DayRegular
Dec 30 (Thu)Rizal DayRegular
Dec 31 (Fri)Last Day of the YearSpecial Non-Working

Crucial Details for Workers and Travelers

  • Wage Rules: The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) will release specific wage implementing guidelines for these dates.
  • Islamic Holidays: Proclamations for Eid'l Fitr and Eid'l Adha will be issued separately once exact dates are determined through the Islamic calendar or astronomical calculations.
  • Domestic Tourism: The additional non-working days on November 2 and December 24 were added to promote domestic tourism and give Filipinos more time for traditional family activities.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is EDSA People Power Anniversary a non-working holiday?

No, February 25 is declared a special working day to commemorate historic political and economic reforms while maintaining normal work and school schedules.

Which long weekend on this list are you most excited to plan a trip around? Let us know in the comments below!

Download Official Proclamation No. 1427

(Links to the Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines)

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