Georgia · 2026
Georgia statutory holiday date reference 2026
Check the dated 2026 entries for Georgia, inspect the source and scope, and export a selected range.
Reconciled date reference · 2026 only. Covered dates: 2026-01-01–2026-12-31. This reference combines the named sources and calendar rules. It is not an annual government publication and does not establish dates outside its stated year.
Covered by this calendar
The statutory holiday list in Article 30 of Georgia’s Labour Code, resolved for 2026 using the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ explicit Orthodox Easter date.
- Additional government administrative orders, including public-sector bridge days, and contractual replacement days are outside this statutory-list edition.
- An unlisted date is only not listed in this edition; it does not establish a working day, an individual entitlement or actual service availability.
- Only the stated 2026 scope is covered. No unlisted substitute holiday or date in another year is inferred.
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Entries in this reference
18 source entries. The note beside each date identifies its published or calculated basis.
18 reference entries
| Date | Day | Reference entry | Status | Source notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday | New Year’s Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Friday | New Year holiday | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Wednesday | Orthodox Christmas | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Monday | Epiphany | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Tuesday | Mother’s Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Sunday | International Women’s Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Thursday | Restoration of Independence and National Unity Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Friday | Orthodox Good Friday | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Saturday | Orthodox Holy Saturday | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Sunday | Orthodox Easter Sunday | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Monday | Day of Memory of the Deceased | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Saturday | Victory over Nazism Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Tuesday | St Andrew the Apostle Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Sunday | Family Purity and Respect for Parents Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Tuesday | Independence Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Friday | Mariamoba | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Wednesday | Svetitskhovloba | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. | |
| Monday | St George’s Day | Sourced holiday | As listed in the cited publication. |
Sources used to compile this reference
The following sources and stated calendar rules were reconciled for the 2026 reference. It does not automatically create a future edition or incorporate an unpublished change.
- Legislative Herald of Georgia: Labour Code — Article 30, including the 2024 addition of 17 May. Publication date not stated here. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: diplomatic list — Page 58 expressly dates 2026 Easter to 12 April; page visually reviewed. Publication date not stated here. Source checked 2026-10-25.
The diplomatic list omits the newer 17 May holiday; the current Labour Code includes it. The four Easter dates are resolved from the ministry’s 12 April Easter Sunday.
Year-end archives retain their original source scope and provisional labels. For a later year or an amended schedule, use a separately verified publication.
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