Working Days & Public Holiday Calculator

Count business days between two dates, check public holidays by country or subdivision, and find upcoming long weekends.

Weekend days

These are current regional defaults. Adjust them for local schedules, historical dates or your own workweek.

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How to use this tool

  1. Choose a country, enter the first and last dates, and select a year for the holiday calendar.
  2. Review the suggested weekend days. Adjust them to match the work schedule and select a subdivision if it is available.
  3. Read the working-day total and the range, annual, and upcoming calendars. Filter the holiday lists by type.

Example

For a Friday through Monday range, a public holiday on Monday leaves one working day if Saturday and Sunday are the weekend.

Supported formats

Country, dates, calendar year, weekend days → Working-day totals, public holidays, long weekends

Limits and review

Count business days between two dates, check public holidays by country or subdivision, and find upcoming long weekends.

Keep your original and check the result. Automated checks do not replace human review or certify legal compliance.

Privacy

The site requests public holiday calendars from Nager.Date using the selected country and years. The calculator compares your exact dates in your browser.

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Frequently asked questions

Which days are included in the working days calculation?

Both the start and end dates count. The calculator subtracts weekend days and public holidays that fall on working days. Multiple public holidays on one date count as one day off.

Does the calculator cover every regional and local holiday?

Nationwide holidays count by default. Choose a subdivision to include its public holidays when Nager.Date provides them. Municipal holidays, employer closures and optional observances may require a separate check.

How are long weekends calculated?

The next 12 months are scanned for at least three consecutive days off. A run must include a public holiday outside your chosen weekend days. Bridge days you would need to take off are excluded.

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