UAE Public Holidays 2023ĭubai Public and Private Schools (Ministry of Education Curriculum) **This page will be updated throughout the year, with the latest dates as it is announced. SEE ALSO: Dubai School Holidays 2023 (Full List) The longest school holidays in the country are the summer holidays when students receive a seven-week break (with six weeks for staff) which currently also coincides with Ramadan and Eid Al Fitr.Īll public departments, institutions and federal ministries across the country will be closed on the following public holidays in 2023. Students at most schools will also get a two-week holiday around March or April for their annual spring break. These holidays will see many residents leave the country for short vacations.ĭuring the winter break, schools in the UAE usually have a three-week academic holiday for students, while the academic staff will receive two weeks off. Some of the major public and private sector UAE holidays include Eid Al Fitr, Eid Al Adha and the UAE National Day.
With our guide on the 2023 public holidays in the UAE, you can stay up-to-date with all the long weekends and holidays in the upcoming year and plan your out-of-country trips well in advance! As these public holidays, commonly known as bank holidays, are paid, they will not count towards an employee’s annual leave. Workers in the public sector can expect more days off during the year in comparison with those companies and employees in the private sector. The 2023 UAE public holidays list is an official reference for people to determine special occasions in the Islamic calendar, as well as dates that are designated for celebrating other important events in the Gregorian calendar. As a result, the exact dates of these Islamic events vary each year. The Hijri calendar is the official reference to determine the Islamic occasions in the region dates such as the beginning of Ramadan, Eid or Hajj, all of which are determined based on the sighting of the moon. Public & Private Holidays in the UAE (United Arab Emirates) are announced by the government at the beginning of every new year.
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