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The year 2021 has already started with a long holiday on Friday (1st) and promises a lot of rest. According to the calendar published in the Official Gazette of the Federation, there will be nine official national holidays and another seven optional dates, not counting state and municipal holidays. Despite this, Shrove Tuesday, which will fall on February 16, will be optional.
Between holidays, three of them are considered extended, that is, they are modified with the weekend. In addition to the day of Universal Fellowship, which occurred last Friday (1), the Passion of Christ, on April 2, and the Proclamation of the Republic, on November 15, fall, respectively, on Friday and on a Monday.
From the list, only two dates will fall on a Saturday, which is World Labor Day, on May 1, and Christmas, on December 25.
The days of Carnival (February 15, 16 and 17) and Corpus Christi (June 3) will be considered optional points. So, those who can enjoy the dates will have two more vacations to enjoy.
Check all dates:
Holidays
January 1 (Friday) – Universal Fellowship
April 2 (Friday) – Passion of Christ
April 21 (Wednesday) – Tiradentes
May 1 (Saturday) – World Labor Day
September 7 (Tuesday) – Independence of Brazil
October 12 (Tuesday) – Our Lady of Aparecida
November 2 (Tuesday) – All Souls
November 15 (Monday) – Proclamation of the Republic
December 25 (Saturday) – Christmas
Optional points
February 15 (Monday) – Carnival
February 16 (Tuesday) – Carnival
February 17 (Wednesday) – Ash Wednesday
June 3 (Thursday) – Corpus Christi
October 28 (Thursday) – Public Servant Day
December 24 (Friday) – Christmas Eve
December 31 (Friday) – New Years Eve
