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Public holidays, market closures and deadlines for Thailand, with the evidence behind each date and the day it was last checked.

39
Observances
6
Subdivisions
0
Exchanges
1
Calendar system

The next public holiday in Thailand is

Queen Sirikit's Birthday and National Mother's Day

In 5 days

06:49 local time in Thailand Working day Last: Khao Phansa, 30 July 2026 · 8 days ago · expected; set by announcement

Computed · local time Asia/Bangkok

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Thailand public holidays in 2026

21 national closures in 2026, of 39 observances held for the country. Subdivisions and the observed-but-open layer are not counted here.

DateObservanceEvidence
1 January 2026New Year's DayVerified
3 March 2026Makha Bucha expectedCorroborated
6 April 2026Chakri Memorial DayCorroborated
13 April 2026Songkran Day 1Corroborated
14 April 2026Songkran Day 2Corroborated
15 April 2026Songkran Day 3Corroborated
1 May 2026National Labour DayCorroborated
4 May 2026Coronation DayVerified
13 May 2026Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day expectedCompiled
31 May 2026Visakha Bucha expectedCorroborated
3 June 2026Queen Suthida's BirthdayCorroborated
28 July 2026King Vajiralongkorn's BirthdayCorroborated
29 July 2026Asalha Bucha expectedCorroborated
30 July 2026Khao Phansa expectedCorroborated
12 August 2026Queen Sirikit's Birthday and National Mother's DayVerified
13 October 2026King Bhumibol Memorial DayCorroborated
23 October 2026Chulalongkorn DayVerified
26 October 2026Ok Phansa expectedCompiled
7 December 2026National Day, Father's Day and King Bhumibol's BirthdayCorroborated
10 December 2026Constitution DayVerified
31 December 2026New Year's EveVerified

Long weekends in Thailand, 2026

12 runs of three days or more, including the ones you only get by taking a single bridge day off. Weekends and national closures only.

WhenLengthBecause ofLeave
1 Jan – 4 Jan4 daysNew Year's Daytake Fri 2 Jan
28 Feb – 3 Mar4 daysMakha Buchatake Mon 2 Mar
4 Apr – 6 Apr3 daysChakri Memorial Dayno leave needed
11 Apr – 15 Apr5 daysSongkran Day 1, Songkran Day 2, Songkran Day 3no leave needed
1 May – 4 May4 daysNational Labour Day, Coronation Dayno leave needed
25 Jul – 30 Jul6 daysKing Vajiralongkorn's Birthday, Asalha Bucha, Khao Phansatake Mon 27 Jul
28 Jul – 30 Jul3 daysKing Vajiralongkorn's Birthday, Asalha Bucha, Khao Phansano leave needed
28 Jul – 2 Aug6 daysKing Vajiralongkorn's Birthday, Asalha Bucha, Khao Phansatake Fri 31 Jul
10 Oct – 13 Oct4 daysKing Bhumibol Memorial Daytake Mon 12 Oct
23 Oct – 26 Oct4 daysChulalongkorn Day, Ok Phansano leave needed
5 Dec – 7 Dec3 daysNational Day, Father's Day and King Bhumibol's Birthdayno leave needed
10 Dec – 13 Dec4 daysConstitution Daytake Fri 11 Dec

Next in each subdivision

5 subdivisions of Thailand keep dates the national calendar does not. The next one in each is below — the full calendars are in the API.

SubdivisionNextObservance
Chiang Mai15 April 2028Songkran Day 3
Narathiwat10 March 2027Eid al-Fitr expected
Pattani10 March 2027Eid al-Fitr expected
Phuket6 February 2027Chinese New Year expected
Yala10 March 2027Eid al-Fitr expected

How Thailand keeps time

Observances39 across the national calendar and 5 subdivisions
Evidence11 verified · 10 corroborated · 18 compiled, from 9 named sources
LanguagesEnglish, Thai, Chinese
Calendar systemsgregorian
Exchangesnone listed
Last reviewed2026-08-06

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