Mexico Public Holidays — Overview
Mexico has 7 obligatory public holidays (días de descanso obligatorio) established by Federal Labour Law. Additionally, Mexico celebrates many important cultural dates including Día de los Muertos (1-2 November) and Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe (12 December) which are not official holidays but widely observed.
All Mexico Public Holidays 2025 & 2026
The table below lists all official public holidays in Mexico for 2025 and 2026. Dates are confirmed from official government sources. Moveable holidays such as Easter and Islamic holidays may vary year to year.
Frequently Asked Questions — Mexico Public Holidays
Mexico has 7 obligatory public holidays (días de descanso obligatorio) established by Federal Labour Law. Additionally, Mexico celebrates many important cultural dates including Día de los Muertos (1-2 November) and Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe (12 December) which are not official holidays but widely observed.
Banks are generally closed on official public holidays in Mexico. ATMs typically remain operational. Some banks may offer limited online services. Always check with your specific bank in advance.
Entitlements for working on a public holiday in Mexico depend on employment law and individual contracts. Many employers pay a premium rate (often double time) but requirements vary. Check your employment contract or consult your country's employment authority.
When a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday in Mexico, a substitute day is typically observed. Usually the following Monday becomes the official holiday. This varies by holiday and country-specific rules.
Use the holiday list and calendar on this page. All official public holidays for Mexico in 2025 and 2026 are listed with exact dates and day of the week. Upcoming holidays show a countdown in days.