This is the first listed date for this year; a separate observance date has not been assigned.
About Victory Day
Victory Day is part of Russia’s national statutory holiday framework. Actual dates and confirmation status appear in the calendar.
Public holiday / closure dates
— Public of holiday period · Confirmed — source checked
Bank, office and school arrangements require the applicable authority or institution notice. Missing scope data does not mean open.
Next supported occurrence
Sunday, 9 May 2027 · Confirmed — source checked
Next listed holiday day on or after today; this can be a closure day rather than the festival date.
2026 dates
— Public of holiday periodConfirmed — source checked
2027 dates
— Public of holiday periodConfirmed — source checked
Official sources and date status
Recorded confirmation and independent source review are shown separately. An institution-specific notice does not establish closure for every employer or school.
The shared planner assumes regular weekends and cannot subtract designated working weekends. Saturday 20 February 2027 is a WORKING DAY, not a holiday; the official February break is 21–23 February, not 20–23 February. Planner breaks are illustrative. ICS lists holidays and supported days off but does not encode working-day overrides. PDF source notes include this warning.
No approved 2028 annual transfer arrangement was located as of 1 October 2026. Only fixed statutory dates are confirmed under current law; future substitute, bridge and working-weekend decisions are omitted.
Article 112 of the Russian Labour Code establishes 14 national non-working holiday days: January 1–6 and 8 (New Year holidays), January 7 (Orthodox Christmas), February 23, March 8, May 1, May 9, June 12 and November 4. Transferred days off and ordinary weekends do not increase this statutory count. Republic and regional holidays are outside this national calendar.
Statutory national public holiday; one of the 14 Article 112 holiday days. No approved 2028 annual transfer arrangement was located as of 1 October 2026. Only fixed statutory dates are confirmed under current law; future substitute, bridge and working-weekend decisions are omitted.
Office arrangements
The national calendar applies to a standard five-day workweek; individual and continuous-operation schedules can differ.
Bank arrangements
Consult institution-specific notices.
School arrangements
School calendars require separate evidence.
History
Article 112 of the Russian Labour Code establishes 14 national non-working holiday days: January 1–6 and 8 (New Year holidays), January 7 (Orthodox Christmas), February 23, March 8, May 1, May 9, June 12 and November 4. Transferred days off and ordinary weekends do not increase this statutory count. Republic and regional holidays are outside this national calendar.
The shared planner assumes regular weekends and cannot subtract designated working weekends. Saturday 20 February 2027 is a WORKING DAY, not a holiday; the official February break is 21–23 February, not 20–23 February. Planner breaks are illustrative. ICS lists holidays and supported days off but does not encode working-day overrides. PDF source notes include this warning.
No approved 2028 annual transfer arrangement was located as of 1 October 2026. Only fixed statutory dates are confirmed under current law; future substitute, bridge and working-weekend decisions are omitted.
Travel and planning
Use published annual arrangements to plan an extended break.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an additional statutory entitlement?
Transferred days off do not increase the 14-day statutory holiday count.
