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TW Holidays lists every official Taiwan public holiday for 2027 and 2026, following the work calendar published by the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration (DGPA). Subscribe directly, or copy the link below to import it into your iPhone, Android phone, Google Calendar, or Outlook!
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- Select "Apps" > "Calendar" > "Calendar Accounts" > "Add Account."
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- Next to "Other calendars" on the left, click "+" and select "From URL."
- Paste the ICS URL below and click "Add calendar":
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- On your Android phone, open the Google Calendar app, go to "Settings," and select "Taiwan National Holidays" under your account.
- Turn on "Sync" to finish (calendars added from a URL do not sync to your phone until you enable this once).
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Our label “The day before/following” = substitute day off; the latest official gazette prevails.
Source: DGPA Work Calendar Section (www.dgpa.gov.tw)
Taiwan Public Holidays 2027
These are the days people actually get off; multi-day breaks are shown as a date range. Names follow the Enforcement Act for Memorial Days and Festivals and dates follow the DGPA work calendar.
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| Fri, Jan 1 | Founding Day of the Republic of China |
| Thu, Feb 4–Fri, Feb 5 | Lunar New Year |
| Mon, Feb 8–Wed, Feb 10 | Lunar New Year |
| Mon, Mar 1 | The day following Peace Memorial Day |
| Mon, Apr 5 | The day following Children’s Day |
| Tue, Apr 6 | The day following Qingming Festival |
| Fri, Apr 30 | The day before Labor Day |
| Wed, Jun 9 | Dragon Boat Festival |
| Wed, Sep 15 | Mid-Autumn Festival |
| Tue, Sep 28 | Teachers’ Day |
| Mon, Oct 11 | The day following National Day |
| Mon, Oct 25 | Taiwan Retrocession Day and Memorial Day of Great Victory at Kuningtou Kinmen |
| Fri, Dec 24 | The day before Constitution Day |
| Fri, Dec 31 | The day before Founding Day of the Republic of China |
Taiwan public holidays 2026
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| Thu, Jan 1 | Founding Day of the Republic of China |
| Mon, Feb 16–Fri, Feb 20 | Lunar New Year |
| Fri, Feb 27 | The day before Peace Memorial Day |
| Fri, Apr 3 | The day before Children’s Day |
| Mon, Apr 6 | The day following Qingming Festival |
| Fri, May 1 | Labor Day |
| Fri, Jun 19 | Dragon Boat Festival |
| Fri, Sep 25 | Mid-Autumn Festival |
| Mon, Sep 28 | Teachers’ Day |
| Fri, Oct 9 | The day before National Day |
| Mon, Oct 26 | The day following Taiwan Retrocession Day and Memorial Day of Great Victory at Kuningtou Kinmen |
| Fri, Dec 25 | Constitution Day |
Taiwan public holidays 2025
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| Wed, Jan 1 | Founding Day of the Republic of China |
| Mon, Jan 27–Fri, Jan 31 | Lunar New Year |
| Fri, Feb 28 | Peace Memorial Day |
| Thu, Apr 3 | The day before Children’s Day |
| Fri, Apr 4 | Qingming Festival |
| Fri, May 30 | The day before Dragon Boat Festival |
| Mon, Sep 29 | The day following Teachers’ Day |
| Mon, Oct 6 | Mid-Autumn Festival |
| Fri, Oct 10 | National Day |
| Fri, Oct 24 | The day before Taiwan Retrocession Day and Memorial Day of Great Victory at Kuningtou Kinmen |
| Thu, Dec 25 | Constitution Day |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What holidays are included?
It includes official public holidays, deferred holidays, and adjusted workdays announced by the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration (DGPA). Entries are the days people actually get off: when a holiday falls on a weekend, the entry is the substitute day rather than the holiday itself. We name these substitute days “The day before/following + holiday name”, for example “The day following Qingming Festival”, so you can tell which holiday they belong to; the official gazette records them as make-up days.
2. What is the data source?
Our data is synchronized with the DGPA of the Executive Yuan. For official announcements, please visit the DGPA Work Calendar Section.
3. Will the iCal subscription update automatically?
Yes. The subscription uses a rolling update model. As time progresses, the system will automatically add the latest year's schedule and remove outdated data, so there is no need to re-subscribe.
4. Why does the subscription only provide holiday information for last year, this year, and next year?
Limiting the data to a three-year window significantly reduces the file size, preventing your phone or computer from lagging, draining the battery, or experiencing sync failures when updating the calendar.
5. When is the Lunar New Year holiday in Taiwan in 2027?
The 2027 Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year) break in Taiwan is 7 days, from Thursday, February 4 through Wednesday, February 10. The list above shows it as two ranges because 6–7 February fall on the weekend, which is not counted as a day off.
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This service is provided free of charge on an "as-is" basis. While we keep the calendars aligned with the announcements of the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration (DGPA) of the Executive Yuan, Republic of China (Taiwan), all dates remain ultimately subject to the latest official gazette, and we cannot guarantee that the data is error-free or that the service will be uninterrupted. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, this site shall not be liable for any losses arising from data delays, errors, or omissions.
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