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Public holidays 2026 · Micronesia

Next public holiday: Independence Day, Tuesday, 3 November. Long weekends

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National holidays 2026

New Year's Day1 Jan
Thursday
Culture Day31 Mar
Tuesday
Constitution Day11 May
Monday
United Nations Day23 Oct
Friday
Independence Day3 Nov
Tuesday
Veterans Day11 Nov
Wednesday
Presidents Day23 Nov
Monday
Christmas Day25 Dec
Friday

Regional holidays 2026

Constitution Day
Regional holidays: KSA
11 Jan
Sunday
Yap Day
Regional holidays: YAP
1 Mar
Sunday
Yap Day
Regional holidays: YAP
2 Mar
Monday
Good Friday
Regional holidays: TRK, PNI
3 Apr
Friday
Gospel Day
Regional holidays: KSA
21 Aug
Friday
Liberation Day
Regional holidays: KSA
8 Sept
Tuesday
Liberation Day
Regional holidays: PNI
11 Sept
Friday
Constitution Day
Regional holidays: TRK
1 Oct
Thursday
Teachers' Appreciation Day
Regional holidays: TRK
9 Oct
Friday
Satowan Day
Regional holidays: TRK
1 Nov
Sunday
Constitution Day
Regional holidays: PNI
8 Nov
Sunday
Thanksgiving
Regional holidays: KSA
26 Nov
Thursday
Constitution Day
Regional holidays: YAP
24 Dec
Thursday

Long weekends 2026

1 Jan – 4 Jan
Needs one bridge day off
4 days
28 Mar – 31 Mar
Needs one bridge day off
4 days
9 May – 11 May3 days
23 Oct – 25 Oct3 days
31 Oct – 3 Nov
Needs one bridge day off
4 days
21 Nov – 23 Nov3 days
25 Dec – 27 Dec3 days

National holidays 2027

New Year's Day1 Jan
Friday
Culture Day31 Mar
Wednesday
Constitution Day10 May
Monday
United Nations Day25 Oct
Monday
Independence Day3 Nov
Wednesday
Veterans Day11 Nov
Thursday
Presidents Day23 Nov
Tuesday
Christmas Day24 Dec
Friday
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Questions and answers

When is the next public holiday?

Independence Day: Tuesday, 3 November 2026.

How many public holidays are there this year?

National holidays: 8 · Regional holidays: 13 (2026).

Where do the holiday dates come from?

From Nager.Date, an open-source database of public holidays. Dates can change by government decision, so check official announcements for important plans.

Source: Nager.Date (MIT). Holiday names are shown as published by the source.