In 2027, Latvia has 252 working days and 2009 working hours. 40-hour week. The working day before a public holiday is 1 hour shorter.
Latvia, 2027
January
- 1 New Year's Day
February
- No public holidays
March
- 26 Good Friday
- 28 Easter Sunday
- 29 Easter Monday
- Shortened day (1 h less): 25
April
- No public holidays
- Shortened day (1 h less): 30
May
- 1 Labour Day, Convocation of the Constituent Assembly
- 4 Restoration of Independence Day
- 16 Pentecost
- Shortened day (1 h less): 3
June
- 23 Midsummer Eve
- 24 Midsummer Day
- Shortened day (1 h less): 22
July
- No public holidays
August
- No public holidays
September
- No public holidays
October
- No public holidays
November
- 18 Proclamation Day
- Shortened day (1 h less): 17
December
- 24 Christmas Eve
- 25 Christmas Day
- 26 Second Day of Christmas
- 31 New Year's Eve
- Shortened day (1 h less): 23, 30
Transferred working days in 2027: no Cabinet order has been adopted (checked 23 Sep 2026), so there are no transfers.
In 2026, Latvia has 250 working days and 1995 working hours. 40-hour week. The working day before a public holiday is 1 hour shorter.
Latvia, 2026
January
- 1 New Year's Day
February
- No public holidays
March
- No public holidays
April
- 3 Good Friday
- 5 Easter Sunday
- 6 Easter Monday
- Shortened day (1 h less): 2, 30
May
- 1 Labour Day, Convocation of the Constituent Assembly
- 4 Restoration of Independence Day
- 24 Pentecost
June
- 23 Midsummer Eve
- 24 Midsummer Day
July
- No public holidays
August
- No public holidays
September
- No public holidays
October
- No public holidays
November
- 18 Proclamation Day
- Shortened day (1 h less): 17
December
- 24 Christmas Eve
- 25 Christmas Day
- 26 Second Day of Christmas
- 31 New Year's Eve
- Shortened day (1 h less): 23, 30
Transferred working days in 2026 (Cabinet Order No. 330, 12 Jun 2025): Friday 2 January moved to Saturday 17 January; Monday 22 June moved to Saturday 27 June. Applies to state budget institutions; a recommendation for companies. Monthly working day counts do not change.
Sources: Law on Public Holidays, Commemoration Days and Days of Celebration; Labour Law, sections 131 and 135; Cabinet Order No. 330 (2025). If a public holiday falls on a Saturday, the Friday before is 1 hour shorter. Checked 23 Sep 2026.
