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Public Holidays

Public Holidays in Serbia 2026

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13 listed public holiday dates in 2026

Serbia's national calendar combines statehood and armistice commemorations with Orthodox Christian holidays.

Next holiday
Armistice Day
Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Serbia Public Holidays 2026

DateDayHoliday
Jan 1ThursdayNew Year's Day
Jan 2FridayNew Year Holiday
Jan 7WednesdayOrthodox Christmas
Feb 15SundayStatehood Day
Feb 16MondayStatehood Day Holiday
Feb 17TuesdayStatehood Day Observed
Apr 10FridayOrthodox Good Friday
Apr 11SaturdayOrthodox Holy Saturday
Apr 12SundayOrthodox Easter
Apr 13MondayOrthodox Easter Monday
May 1FridayLabour Day
May 2SaturdayLabour Day Holiday
Nov 11WednesdayArmistice Day

National statutory dates shown; community-specific religious leave is excluded.

Statehood and Orthodox Easter 2026

Statehood Day is observed over 15 and 16 February, with an additional weekday when the dates overlap a Sunday under the statutory rule.

Holiday Rules in Serbia

Orthodox Easter creates a Friday-to-Monday non-working period. Religious minorities also have protected faith-specific leave outside this national table.

Serbia Holiday Calendar: What to Know

  • Statehood Day is 15-16 February.
  • Orthodox Christmas is 7 January.
  • Orthodox Easter creates four non-working days.
  • Faith-specific leave exists beyond the national calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Serbia Statehood Day?

15 and 16 February.

Why is 17 February off in 2026?

Statehood Day overlaps Sunday, triggering an observed weekday.

Is Orthodox Christmas a public holiday?

Yes.

Are minority religious holidays national holidays?

They are protected leave for relevant communities, not nationwide holidays.

Sources & methodology

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National Bank of Serbia: Non-working public holidays 2026

Official 2026 non-working public-holiday calendar under Serbian law.

Timeanddate: country holiday calendar cross-check

Independent calendar cross-check used for date, weekday and observed-day review. Government notices and statutory rules take precedence where they differ.

Source hierarchy: government, statutory or institutional material is the primary reference. Timeanddate is retained only as an independent cross-check; later official declarations take precedence.