Check the Indonesia 2030 calendar: public holidays, long weekends, and official holiday data — all on one page.
A national holiday is an official day off that applies to everyone, covering religious celebrations and national commemorations. Collective leave (cuti bersama) consists of extra days off set by the Indonesian government to bridge national holidays with weekends. Under the official decree, taking collective leave is deducted from the annual leave entitlement of employees and workers.
Each year the Indonesian government sets national holidays and collective leave through a joint decree (SKB) of the Minister of Religious Affairs, the Minister of Manpower, and the Minister of Administrative Reform. CalendarWorld carries the official data for 2020–2026, taken directly from each year's decree document, including amendment decrees whenever the government revises them.
Yes. The dates of 1 Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha follow the Minister of Religious Affairs' decision, usually confirmed through an isbat (moon-sighting) session shortly before the date — so the dates on this calendar can shift if a new decision is issued.