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Regular holidays, special non-working and working days

Philippine holidays 2022

Nationwide
00 regular, 0 special non-working, 0 special working
Local
195best-effort and incomplete
Last updated
Nov 11sources checked Nov 11, 2026, 5:21 PM

Holidays

showing 151–175 of 195 holidays

Philippine holidays, 2022.
Holiday
Sep 29, Thu
San RafaelBulacan
Sep 30, Fri
Masbate CityMasbate
Oct 4, Tue
InfantaPangasinan
Oct 5, Wed
Sta. CruzDavao del Sur
Oct 7, Fri
Mountain ProvinceProvince-wide
Oct 7, Fri
GuiposZamboanga del Sur
Oct 20, Thu
Batac CityIlocos Norte
Oct 20, Thu
PigcawayanNorth Сотавато
Oct 24, Mon
PiliCamarines Sur
Oct 25, Tue
LemeryBatangas
Oct 28, Fri
DingleIloilo
Oct 28, Fri
Negros OrientalProvince-wide
Nov 4, Fri
San Carlos CityNegros Occidental
Nov 4, Fri
QuezonProvince-wide
Nov 7, Mon
CuencaBatangas
Nov 9, Wed
Eastern SamarProvince-wide
Nov 11, Fri
TaalBatangas
Nov 11, Fri
TanayRizal
Nov 11, Fri
TaysanBatangas
Nov 12, Sat
Nov 12, Sat
GumacaQuezon
Nov 15, Tue
Borongan CityEastern Samar
Nov 15, Tue
San JoseDinagat Islands
Nov 15, Tue
Oriental MindoroProvince-wide
Nov 17, Thu
AroroyMasbate

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Status and coverage

What a holiday’s status means.
StatusMeaning
ConfirmedDeclared by an official proclamation or statute.
ProjectedDerived from fixed legal rules (fixed dates, Easter, last Monday of August); proclamation not yet seen.
Pending proclamationE.g. Eid'l Fitr/Adha: the date is an estimate until proclaimed.
  • Nationwide rows follow each year’s proclamation once it is issued.
  • Local holidays are best-effort and incomplete.