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Public holidays in South Korea 2027

South Korea has 24 public holidays in 2027.

20262027
DateHoliday
1 January
Friday
New Year's Day
Public holiday
6 February
Saturday
Seollal (Lunar New Year) holiday
Public holiday
7 February
Sunday
Seollal (Lunar New Year)
Public holiday
8 February
Monday
Seollal (Lunar New Year) holiday
Public holiday
9 February
Tuesday
Substitute holiday (Seollal)
Public holiday
1 March
Monday
Independence Movement Day
Public holiday
1 May
Saturday
Labour Day
Public holiday
3 May
Monday
Substitute holiday (Labour Day)
Public holiday
5 May
Wednesday
Children's Day
Public holiday
13 May
Thursday
Buddha's Birthday
Public holiday
6 June
Sunday
Memorial Day
Public holiday
17 July
Saturday
Constitution Day
Public holiday
19 July
Monday
Substitute holiday (Constitution Day)
Public holiday
15 August
Sunday
Liberation Day
Public holiday
16 August
Monday
Substitute holiday (Liberation Day)
Public holiday
14 September
Tuesday
Chuseok holiday
Public holiday
15 September
Wednesday
Chuseok
Public holiday
16 September
Thursday
Chuseok holiday
Public holiday
3 October
Sunday
National Foundation Day
Public holiday
4 October
Monday
Substitute holiday (National Foundation Day)
Public holiday
9 October
Saturday
Hangul Day
Public holiday
11 October
Monday
Substitute holiday (Hangul Day)
Public holiday
25 December
Saturday
Christmas Day
Public holiday
27 December
Monday
Substitute holiday (Christmas Day)
Public holiday

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Dates from the official source: www.law.go.kr. Holidays can change β€” confirm with your employer or an official source. All sources.