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As a business owner or HR personnel, managing employee schedules during public holidays can be a challenging task. In Indonesia, there are a significant number of public holidays and joint leaves throughout the year, and keeping track of them all is crucial to ensure smooth business operations.
To make it easier for you, the Indonesian Government has released the official 2025 schedule for Indonesia's public holidays and joint leaves.
In this guide, we will provide you with all the necessary information about the upcoming public holidays and joint leaves in Indonesia, so you can plan and manage your employees' schedules accordingly.
Indonesia Public Holidays
The Cabinet Secretariat of the Republic of Indonesia has announced the dates for the upcoming year's national holidays and collective leave. This Indonesia page has everything you need to know about the Indonesia 2025 public holidays in one convenient place.
In case of any changes, we'll keep you updated with the latest official announcements. So bookmark this page and keep checking back regularly.
- January 1 (Wednesday) - New Year
- January 27 (Monday) - Isra Mi'raj
- January 29 (Wednesday) - Chinese New Year
- March 29 (Saturday) - Nyepi Holy Day
- March 31 (Monday) - Eid al-Fitr
- April 18 (Friday) - Good Friday
- April 20 (Sunday) - Easter
- May 1 (Thursday) - Labor Day
- May 12 (Thursday) - Vesak Day
- May 29 (Thursday) - Ascension Day
- June 1 (Sunday) - Pancasila Day
- June 6 (Friday) - Eid al-Adha
- June 27 (Friday) - Islamic New Year
- August 17 (Sunday) - Independence Day
- September 5 (Friday) - Prophet Muhammad's Birthday
- December 25 (Thursday) - Christmas Day
To access the original release, please visit kemenkopmk.go.id.
Joint Leaves Day to Watch
The most important holiday for HR to watch out for joint leaves in Indonesia is the Lebaran Holiday, which occurs on March 31, 2025. This holiday is usually celebrated for a few days, from April 1 to 4 and April 7, which means that businesses in Indonesia may need to grant collective leave for their employees during this time.
Here's the complete list of joint leaves for significant religious holidays celebrated in Indonesia, and it may result in a collective leave for employees.
- January 28 (Tuesday) - Joint Leave for Chinese New Year
- March 28 (Friday) - Joint Leave for Nyepi Holy Day
- April 1 to April 4 (Tuesday to Friday) - Joint Leave for Eid al-Fitr
- April 7 (Monday) - Joint Leave for Eid al-Fitr
- May 13 (Tuesday) - Joint Leave for Vesak Day
- May 30 (Friday) - Joint Leave for Ascension Day
- June 9 (Monday) - Joint Leave for Eid al-Adha
- December 26 (Friday) - Joint Leave for Christmas Day
HR personnel should keep track of this holiday to ensure that they can manage their employees' schedules and maintain business continuity during this period.
Conclusion
In conclusion, staying up to date with Indonesia's public holiday schedule is essential for business owners and HR personnel to ensure seamless operations and employee satisfaction. With the official 2025 schedule for Indonesia's public holidays and joint leaves, you can plan ahead and keep your employees informed of their schedules.
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