Working Days in May 2027 South Korea

18

South Korea has 18 working days and 13 non-working days in May 2027.

May 2027 has 31 calendar days: 10 weekend days and 3 public holiday days on weekdays. That leaves 18 working days in South Korea.

May is the lightest month of 2027 in South Korea with just 18 working days; the busiest is March with 22.

Working days

18 days

Non-working days

13 days

Weekend days

10 days

Public holiday days

3 days

Make-up workdays

0 days

Public holidays in May 2027 in South Korea

DateDayHoliday
May 1, 2027SaturdayLabour DayFalls on a Saturday in 2027.Public holiday
May 3, 2027MondaySubstitute Holiday (Labour Day)Labour Day falls on a Saturday, so Monday is a substitute holiday — substitutes apply to Labour Day from 2026.Substitute holiday
May 5, 2027WednesdayChildren's DayPublic holiday
May 13, 2027ThursdayBuddha's BirthdayEighth day of the fourth lunar month.Public holiday

Working days by month · 2027

MonthWorking daysDaysWeekend daysHolidays on weekdays
January2031101
February182882
March223181
April223080
May1831103
June223080
July213191
August213191
September193083
October1931102
November223080
December223181
Year total24636510415

Last updated: 2026-06-08 · Dates officially confirmed

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Frequently asked questions

How many working days are there in South Korea in May 2027?+

South Korea has 18 working days in May 2027: 31 calendar days minus 10 weekend days and 3 public holidays on weekdays.

How many non-working days are there in South Korea in May 2027?+

13 days: 10 weekend days plus 3 weekday public holidays.

Which public holidays fall in South Korea in May 2027?+

They are Labour Day (May 1), Substitute Holiday (Labour Day) (May 3), Children's Day (May 5) and Buddha's Birthday (May 13).

Are there make-up workdays in South Korea in May 2027?+

No. South Korea does not operate a weekend make-up workday system, so every Saturday and Sunday is off.

How does May compare with the rest of 2027 in South Korea?+

It is the lightest month of the year in South Korea, with just 18 working days; the busiest is March with 22.

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