Public Holidays and Days of National Importance Act

1) 1 January – New Year’s Day;

2) – Good Friday;

3) – Easter Sunday;

4) 1 May – May Day;

5) – Pentecost;

6) 23 June – Victory Day;

7) 24 June – Midsummer Day;

8) 20 August – Day of Restoration of Independence;

8¹) 24 December – Christmas Eve;

9) 25 December – Christmas Day;

10) 26 December – Boxing Day.
[RT I 2005, 24, 185 - entry into force 20.05.2005]

1) 6 January – Epiphany;

1¹) 30 January – Estonian Literature Day;
[RT I, 20.12.2022, 1 – entry into force 30.12.2022]

2) 2 February – Anniversary of Tartu Peace Treaty;

2¹) 14 March – Mother Tongue Day;

3) second Sunday in May – Mothers’ Day;

3¹) 1 June – Child Protection Day;
[RT I, 24.11.2020, 3 – entry into force 04.12.2020]

3²) 4 June – Flag Day;
[RT I 2004, 29, 193 – entry into force 24.04.2004, clause number changed (RT I, 24.11.2020, 3)]

4) 14 June – Day of Mourning;

4¹) 23 August – Day of Remembrance for Victims of Communism and Nazism;
[RT I 2009, 34, 229 - entry into force 06.07.2009]

4²) the second Sunday in September – Grandparents’ Day;
[RT I 2010, 7, 27 - entry into force 26.02.2010]

4³) 22 September – Resistance Day;
[RT I 2007, 22, 118 - entry into force 23.03.2007, clause number changed (RT I, 2010, 7, 27)]

4⁴) 1 October – Local Self-Government Day;
[RT I, 12.06.2018, 2 - entry into force 22.06.2018]

4⁵) the third Saturday in October – Kindred Peoples’ Day;
[RT I, 09.03.2011, 2 - entry into force 19.03.2011, clause number changed (RT I, 12.06.2018, 2)]

5) 2 November – All Souls’ Day;

6) the second Sunday in November – Fathers’ Day;

7) 16 November – Day of Declaration of Sovereignty.