Mexico public holidays 2030

Mexico 2030

The calendar above is already set to Mexico holidays for 2030, ready to download as a PDF. Below is the full list, the weekday each holiday falls on, and the long weekends they create.

How holidays work in Mexico

All 10 public holidays

DateDayHoliday
January 1TuesdayNew Year's Day
February 4MondayConstitution Day
March 18MondayBenito Juárez's birthday
April 18ThursdayMaundy Thursday
April 19FridayGood Friday
May 1WednesdayLabour Day
September 16MondayIndependence Day
October 1TuesdayInauguration Day
November 18MondayRevolution Day
December 25WednesdayChristmas Day

These are the dates as officially observed. Where a country moves a day off because the holiday itself falls at a weekend, the moved date is the one shown, which is why a date here can differ from the traditional one.

Long weekends in 2030

Stretches of three or more days off in a row, counting weekends and nationwide public holidays together. Holidays that apply only to some regions are left out, since they would not give most people the day off.

DatesDaysBecause of
February 2 – February 43Constitution Day
March 16 – March 183Benito Juárez's birthday
April 18 – April 214Maundy Thursday, Good Friday
September 14 – September 163Independence Day
November 16 – November 183Revolution Day

Print it

The generator at the top of this page marks every holiday listed here. The calendar language is a separate setting, so you can print Mexico holidays with month names in any of 58 languages — or switch the holidays off and keep a plain calendar.

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