Easter Monday in Serbia
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Easter Monday is the final day of Serbia’s statutory Orthodox Easter period, which runs from Good Friday through the second day of Easter. Its Gregorian date changes annually.
Easter Monday
Holiday
Serbia
Country
2026
Next Date Year
Monday
Day
Apr
13
April 13, 2026
Easter Monday Date in Serbia
Date
April 13, 2026
Day
Monday
Public Holiday
Yes
Bank Holiday
No
Date Confirmed
Yes
Easter Monday Dates in Serbia
Easter Monday 2026
- Confirmed
Easter Monday 2027
- Confirmed
Easter Monday 2028
- Estimated — subject to official confirmation Corrected from estimated carry-forward: Serbian Orthodox Easter Monday 2028
History of Easter Monday
Serbian public-holiday guidance recognises Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday within the Easter break. The principal national observance follows the Serbian Orthodox Paschal calendar.
Importance of Easter Monday
Monday closure extends the Easter weekend and affects offices, banks, schools and travel. Employees of other recognised Christian communities also have denomination-specific rights.
How Easter Monday Is Celebrated in Serbia
Families continue Easter meals and visits after Sunday worship. Serbian traditions include decorated eggs and the greeting “Hristos vaskrse.”
Office Impact
Government offices and many private workplaces close. Essential and continuous services may operate under holiday staffing rules.
Bank Impact
Bank branches generally close. Digital banking remains available, but interbank processing and branch transactions may resume on the next banking day.
School Impact
Schools close when the holiday falls within the academic calendar; families should verify term dates with the institution.
Travel Information
Orthodox Easter Monday ends the four-day statutory Easter period and can concentrate return travel. Use the applicable Orthodox dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Easter Monday in Serbia?
It is the Monday after Orthodox Easter Sunday, so the Gregorian date changes each year.
Is it a public holiday?
Yes. It is a non-working holiday under Serbia’s Law on Public and Other Holidays.
Are banks and offices closed?
Bank branches generally close. Digital banking remains available, but interbank processing and branch transactions may resume on the next banking day.