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Kyrgyzstan Public Holidays 2027

Kyrgyzstan observes 17 public holidays in 2027.

First:
New Year
Last:
Day off for Days of History and Memory of Ancestors

Kyrgyzstan 2027 Calendar

Holidays in January

January 2027

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Holidays in January

  • 1Fri

    New Year

    Fixed
  • 7Thu

    Orthodox Christmas Day

    Fixed

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Holidays adjacent to the weekend, in Kyrgyzstan, 2027.

  • 4days

    Mar 5 Mar 8, 2027

    International Women's Day

  • 4days

    Mar 19 Mar 22, 2027

    National Holiday "Nooruz" Observed

  • 4days

    Apr 30 May 3, 2027

    Day off for May Day

  • 4days

    May 7 May 10, 2027

    Day off for Victory Day

  • 4days

    May 14 May 17, 2027

    Kurman Ait

All public holidays in 2027

  • Jan1

    New Year

    Fri · January 1, 2027

    Fixed
  • Jan7

    Orthodox Christmas Day

    Thu · January 7, 2027

    Fixed
  • Feb23

    Defender of the Fatherland Day

    Tue · February 23, 2027

    Fixed
  • Mar8

    International Women's Day

    Mon · March 8, 2027

    Fixed
  • Mar10

    Orozo Ait

    Wed · March 10, 2027

    Fixed
  • Mar21

    National Holiday "Nooruz"

    Sun · March 21, 2027

    falls on a weekend
    Fixed
  • Mar22

    National Holiday "Nooruz" Observed

    Mon · March 22, 2027

    Fixed
  • Apr7

    April People's Revolution Day

    Wed · April 7, 2027

    Fixed
  • May1

    May Day

    Sat · May 1, 2027

    falls on a weekend
    Fixed
  • May3

    Day off for May Day

    Mon · May 3, 2027

    Fixed
  • May5

    Constitution Day of the Kyrgyz Republic

    Wed · May 5, 2027

    Fixed
  • May9

    Victory Day

    Sun · May 9, 2027

    falls on a weekend
    Fixed
  • May10

    Day off for Victory Day

    Mon · May 10, 2027

    Fixed
  • May17

    Kurman Ait

    Mon · May 17, 2027

    Fixed
  • Aug31Fixed
  • Nov7

    Days of History and Memory of Ancestors

    Sun · November 7, 2027

    falls on a weekend
    Fixed
  • Nov8

    Days of History and Memory of Ancestors Holiday

    Mon · November 8, 2027

    Fixed
  • Nov9

    Day off for Days of History and Memory of Ancestors

    Tue · November 9, 2027

    Fixed

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About this calendar

In 2027, Kyrgyzstan observes 17 public holidays, beginning with New Year on and ending with Day off for Days of History and Memory of Ancestors on . These are official days on which government offices, banks, schools, and most businesses are closed.

Holidays here include a mix of fixed dates (such as New Year's Day and national independence days) and variable dates (such as religious holidays that follow lunar or ecclesiastical calendars). Variable holidays may shift by 1–2 days from year to year.

When a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the practice of observing a substitute day off varies by employer, sector, and employment contract.