Indonesia public holidays 2026

Indonesia publishes a joint civil calendar of national holidays, often with Islamic days translated to civil dates in advance. The ID set from Nager Public Holidays (date.nager.at) for the selected country code follows that public practice for the year in view. Local provinces may add or rename regional holidays; a single “ID” list cannot replace a Jakarta vs. Balinese or autonomous-area schedule if your contract depends on the difference.

Lebaran (Idul Fitri) and Idul Adha commonly drive the longest travel and family leave windows. Nyepi in Bali, Chinese New Year recognition in some years, and Christian or Hindu public holidays can matter differently by region even when the national decree lists a civil date. Treat the feed as a national orientation map, then filter for your province and faith community when attendance rules matter.

Cuti bersama (joint leave) days are often announced with the annual government decree to create longer contiguous breaks—especially around Lebaran and year-end. Those bridge days may appear late, change, or sit outside a third-party holiday API. Employers and schools frequently overlay their own leave policies on top of the national list.

Penalties for work on religious holidays in specific sectors, and the exact joint-decree (SKB) for any year, are legal documents beyond this static view. This page is for planning travel, spotting empty weekdays, and comparing years—not for payroll litigation or tax claims. When a court filing, visa appointment, or factory shutdown depends on a precise day, use the year’s official Indonesian calendar.