Argentina Public holidays (feriados nacionales)
Argentina has 32 public holidays on the calendar held here, in force from 1 Jan 2026. Last checked against the official source on 8 Sep 2026.
National public holidays for 2026: feriados inamovibles (fixed) and feriados trasladables (movable, shown at their 2026 observed dates) under the Ley 27.399 framework and the annual government calendar.
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| Current value | 32 days held |
|---|---|
| In force from | 2026-01-01 |
| In force until | 2026-12-31 |
| Official source | Feriados nacionales 2026 — Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros, Argentina.gob.ar (framework: Ley 27.399) |
| Last verified | 2026-09-08 |
| Verification | primary — No verification limitation recorded — read from the official source cited. |
| Provenance | source fingerprint |
What this value means
INAMOVIBLES (fixed dates): Año Nuevo (01/01), Carnaval (16–17/02), Memoria (24/03), Malvinas (02/04), Viernes Santo (03/04), Día del Trabajador (01/05), Revolución de Mayo (25/05), Belgrano (20/06), Independencia (09/07), Inmaculada Concepción (08/12), Navidad (25/12). TRASLADABLES (movable under Ley 27.399, shown at 2026 observed dates): Güemes — originally 17/06 (Wed) → observed Mon 15/06; San Martín — third Monday of August → 17/08; Diversidad Cultural — 12/10 (already a Monday in 2026); Soberanía Nacional — originally 20/11 (Fri) → observed Mon 23/11. NOT included in the value array (legally distinct — work is optional and paid at the normal rate, no double pay): three 'días no laborables con fines turísticos' set by Resolución 164/2025 (Jefatura de Gabinete) for 2026 — Mon 23/03, Fri 10/07 and Mon 07/12. Viernes Santo is a religious feriado; other movable religious observances (e.g. Jewish and Islamic holidays) are non-working days only for adherents and are not listed here. 2027 EXTENSION (2026-07-30): the Ley 27.399 calendar - 12 feriados inamovibles and 4 trasladables. The art. 6 transfer rule moves a trasladable falling on Tuesday or Wednesday BACK to the preceding Monday and one falling on Thursday or Friday FORWARD to the following Monday; Saturday, Sunday and Monday occurrences are not moved. Hence Guemes (17 June, a Thursday) is observed Monday 21 June, San Martin (17 August, a Tuesday) Monday 16 August, and Cultural Diversity (12 October, a Tuesday) Monday 11 October - but National Sovereignty Day falls on SATURDAY 20 November 2027 and is therefore NOT moved, unlike 2026 when it shifted to 23 November. Carnival is Easter-relative but inamovible in Argentine law: 8 and 9 February 2027. NOT INCLUDED, because they do not yet exist: the up-to-three 'puentes turisticos' that the Executive may fix under art. 7 (restricted to Mondays or Fridays, due to be published roughly 50 days before the end of the preceding year - the 2026 ones came in Resolucion 164/2025 of 26 December 2025), and the 24/31 December non-working days that the national public administration is granted by separate annual decree. Neither had been decreed for 2027 as at 30 July 2026; expect them around November-December 2026. Maundy Thursday is a dia no laborable rather than a feriado and, as in 2026, is not served here.
Get it programmatically
curl https://latamref.dev/v1/ar/public-holidays
# Free.
# History: curl https://latamref.dev/v1/ar/public-holidays/history?from=2020-01-01
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