January 2030 calendar

1 January 2030 is a Tuesday: day no. 1 of the year, week no. 1 (weeks starting on Monday), quarter no. 1. January 2030 has 31 days, and 2030 is a common year (not a leap year): the year therefore has 365 days. In the United States this date is written 1/1/2030; here it is written 1/1/2030. The first day of January 2030 is a Tuesday and the last is a Thursday. The year 2030 begins on Tuesday and ends on Tuesday.

Days until the date1241
Weeks until the date177
Working days until the date859
Weekend days until 1 January 2030354
Public holidays until 1 January 203040
Working days in January 203022
Working days in 2030252
Weekend days in January 20309
Days off in 2030113
Public holidays in January 20301
Public holidays in 203012

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Public holidays

2026

28 August 2026 (Friday) — Prophet Mohammed's Birthday
2 December 2026 (Wednesday) — Eid Al Etihad
3 December 2026 (Thursday) — Eid Al Etihad

2027

1 January 2027 (Friday) — New Year's Day
9 March 2027 (Tuesday) — Eid Al Fitr
10 March 2027 (Wednesday) — Eid Al Fitr
11 March 2027 (Thursday) — Eid Al Fitr
15 May 2027 (Saturday) — Arafah Day
16 May 2027 (Sunday) — Eid Al Adha
17 May 2027 (Monday) — Eid Al Adha
18 May 2027 (Tuesday) — Eid Al Adha
6 June 2027 (Sunday) — Hijri New Year
14 August 2027 (Saturday) — Prophet Mohammed's Birthday
2 December 2027 (Thursday) — Eid Al Etihad
3 December 2027 (Friday) — Eid Al Etihad

2028

1 January 2028 (Saturday) — New Year's Day
26 February 2028 (Saturday) — Eid Al Fitr
27 February 2028 (Sunday) — Eid Al Fitr
28 February 2028 (Monday) — Eid Al Fitr
4 May 2028 (Thursday) — Arafah Day
5 May 2028 (Friday) — Eid Al Adha
6 May 2028 (Saturday) — Eid Al Adha
7 May 2028 (Sunday) — Eid Al Adha
25 May 2028 (Thursday) — Hijri New Year
3 August 2028 (Thursday) — Prophet Mohammed's Birthday
2 December 2028 (Saturday) — Eid Al Etihad
3 December 2028 (Sunday) — Eid Al Etihad

2029

1 January 2029 (Monday) — New Year's Day
14 February 2029 (Wednesday) — Eid Al Fitr
15 February 2029 (Thursday) — Eid Al Fitr
16 February 2029 (Friday) — Eid Al Fitr
23 April 2029 (Monday) — Arafah Day
24 April 2029 (Tuesday) — Eid Al Adha
25 April 2029 (Wednesday) — Eid Al Adha
26 April 2029 (Thursday) — Eid Al Adha
14 May 2029 (Monday) — Hijri New Year
24 July 2029 (Tuesday) — Prophet Mohammed's Birthday
2 December 2029 (Sunday) — Eid Al Etihad
3 December 2029 (Monday) — Eid Al Etihad

2030

1 January 2030 (Tuesday) — New Year's Day

How many days in January 2030

  • How many days in January 2030 — in January 2030 has 31 days
  • How many days in 2030 — 2030 has 365 days

How many days until 1 January 2030

  • How many days until 1 January 2030 — 1241 days
  • How many working days until 1 January 2030 — 859 working days
  • How many weekend days until 1 January 2030 — 354 non-working days
  • How many months until January 2030 — 41 months
  • How many hours until 1 January 2030 — 29784 hours
  • How many minutes until 1 January 2030 — 1787040 minutes
  • Countdown in seconds to 1 January 2030 — 107222400 seconds

Schools return in the first week of January after a winter break of about two weeks, opening the second term of the academic year that began the previous August. The term runs without a scheduled interruption to the spring break at the end of March, which makes it the longest continuous stretch of teaching on the UAE school calendar and the one that carries the bulk of the year's assessment.

January opens the first quarter of 2030 on Gulf Standard Time, UTC+4, which the UAE keeps every day of the year without a clock change of any kind. Through January that places the country four hours ahead of London, three ahead of continental Europe and an hour and a half behind India, which sits on the half-hour offset of UTC+5:30 — the reason a call to Mumbai never lands on a round hour.

The turn from January into February takes the country deeper into the only stretch of the year in which a walk at midday is an ordinary thing to do. January 2030 hands over the last of the festival season to a month with no fixed holiday, shortened working hours in every year of this decade, and the first sign of the warmth returning at its far end.