🇰🇷Official Statutory Gazette Data
South Korea Public Holidays 2030
Full schedule of statutory national holidays, bank holidays, and long weekend opportunities in South Korea.
Total Public Holidays
17
Official statutory & bank daysNatural Long Weekends
3
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South Korea 2030 Interactive Calendar
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Monthly List of Public Holidays (2030)
January (1)
New Year's Day
Tue, Jan 1, 2030
Public
February (3)
Lunar New Year
Sat, Feb 2, 2030
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Lunar New Year
Mon, Feb 4, 2030
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Lunar New Year
Tue, Feb 5, 2030
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March (1)
Independence Movement Day
Fri, Mar 1, 2030
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May (3)
Labour Day
Wed, May 1, 2030
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Children's Day
Sun, May 5, 2030
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Buddha's Birthday
Thu, May 9, 2030
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June (1)
Memorial Day
Thu, Jun 6, 2030
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July (1)
Constitution Day
Wed, Jul 17, 2030
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August (1)
Liberation Day
Thu, Aug 15, 2030
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September (3)
Chuseok
Wed, Sep 11, 2030
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Chuseok
Thu, Sep 12, 2030
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Chuseok
Fri, Sep 13, 2030
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October (2)
National Foundation Day
Thu, Oct 3, 2030
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Hangul Day
Wed, Oct 9, 2030
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December (1)
Christmas Day
Wed, Dec 25, 2030
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about public holidays, long weekends, and PTO planning.
Statutory public holidays typically designate mandatory paid days off for government and standard commercial employers. However, retail, hospitality, and essential services may operate under substitute holiday pay rules according to local labor regulations.