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🇧🇷 Brazil public holidays 2027

Brazil has 10 public holidays in 2027. 3 of them fall on a weekend. The longest continuous break is 5 days. A further 7 days are granted at administrative discretion.

Who decides these days

Brazil's national holidays sit in permanent statutes, such as Law 662 of 1949 and Law 14,759 of 2023. On top of them comes a yearly ministerial ordinance (Portaria MGI) that announces those holidays and designates ponto facultativo — days the federal administration may take off, binding on no private employer. Carnival Monday and Tuesday are of that kind. The ordinance even carries unnamed bridging days and half-days fixed by the clock.

DateNameLegal status
January 1, 2027New Year's DaySee this topicPublic holiday
February 8, 2027 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the ruleCarnival (Monday)See this topicDiscretionary day off
February 9, 2027 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the ruleCarnival (Tuesday)Discretionary day off
February 10, 2027 · until 14:00 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the ruleAsh WednesdaySee this topicDiscretionary day off
March 26, 2027Good FridayPublic holiday
April 21, 2027Tiradentes DaySee this topicPublic holiday
May 1, 2027International Workers' DaySee this topicPublic holiday
May 27, 2027 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the ruleCorpus ChristiSee this topicDiscretionary day off
September 7, 2027Brazilian Independence DaySee this topicPublic holiday
October 12, 2027Our Lady of AparecidaSee this topicPublic holiday
October 28, 2027 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the rulePublic Service DayDiscretionary day off
November 2, 2027All Souls' DaySee this topicPublic holiday
November 15, 2027Proclamation of the RepublicPublic holiday
November 20, 2027National Day of Zumbi and Black ConsciousnessSee this topicPublic holiday
December 24, 2027 · from 13:00 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the ruleChristmas EveDiscretionary day off
December 25, 2027Christmas DaySee this topicPublic holiday
December 31, 2027 · from 13:00 · Not yet gazetted; calculated from the ruleNew Year's EveDiscretionary day off

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