Overview
- Día de Todos los Santos falls on Saturday, Nov. 1, and is one of 16 national holidays set by the official 2025 calendar.
- After Nov. 1, the remaining 2025 holidays are Dec. 8 (Immaculate Conception), Dec. 9 (Battle of Ayacucho) and Dec. 25 (Christmas).
- There is no automatic long weekend for Nov. 1, and creating a bridge holiday would require the government to declare Friday, Oct. 31 a non-working day.
- Under Peruvian law, a feriado is a mandatory paid holiday for public and private workers, while a día no laborable is decreed by the government and generally applies to the public sector.
- A congressional bill proposes making Oct. 13 (Señor Cautivo de Ayabaca) a nationwide holiday, which would raise the total to 17 if approved.