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More than 30 localities give students 10 days off or more, most 12-14 days, the rest 9 days off like the general schedule for workers.
By mid-January, 50 provinces and cities had announced the Tet holiday schedule for students. Kon Tum had the longest with 17 days, from January 24 to February 9.
More than 10 localities have given students two weeks off, but the time of the break and the return to school are different. For example, Tra Vinh and Bac Lieu let students take a break from January 20 and return to school on February 2; the holiday in Yen Bai, Binh Thuan, Lao Cai, and Quang Ninh starts 2-4 days later.
Also giving 14 days off, but Ninh Thuan has not announced the specific time.
The three provinces of Quang Ninh, Soc Trang and Kien Giang have set the Tet holiday from January 27 to February 9, a total of 14 days. However, because January 27 is a Monday, students depending on their level will have an additional 1-2 days off the previous weekend, so the number of days off could increase to 16.
The provinces and cities that give students 9 days off, similar to the schedule for workers, are Hanoi, Ha Nam, Hai Duong, Thua Thien Hue, Quang Nam, Quang Binh...
The Tet holiday schedule of 50 provinces and cities is as follows:
| Province, city | Lunar New Year Holiday Schedule | Number of days off |
| 1. Kon Tum | 24/1-9/2/2025 (December 25 to January 12) | 17 |
| 2. Quang Ninh 3. Soc Trang 4. Kien Giang | 25-27/1-9/2/2025 (December 28 to January 12) | 14-16 |
| 5. Binh Phuoc 6. Tra Vinh 7. An Giang 8. Bac Lieu 9. Phu Tho | 20/1-2/2/2025 (December 21 to January 5) | 14 |
| 10. Tay Ninh 11. Yen Bai 12. Binh Thuan | 22/1-4/2/2025 (December 23 to January 7) | 14 |
| 13. Lao Cai 14. Ha Giang | 24/1-6/2/2025 (December 25 to January 9) | 14 |
| 15. Ninh Thuan | Not yet determined | 14 |
| 16. Vinh Long | 23/1 - 5/2 (December 24 to January 8) | 14 |
| 17. Ba Ria - Vung Tau | 25/1-6/2/2025 (December 26 to January 9) | 13 |
| 18. Can Tho 19. Dong Nai 20. Dak Lak 21. Thanh Hoa | 22/1-2/2/2025 (December 23 to January 5) | 12 |
| 22. Dak Nong 23. Gia Lai | 25/1-5/2/2025 (December 26 to January 8) | 12 |
| 24. Ho Chi Minh City 25. Da Nang 26. Khanh Hoa 27. Phu Yen 28. Quang Tri 29. Nghe An 30. Tien Giang | 23/1-2/2 (December 24 to January 5) | 11 |
| 31. Ha Tinh 32. Ben Tre | 25/1-4/2/2025 (December 26 to January 7) | 11 |
| 33. Long An 34. Binh Dinh | 24/1-2/2/2025 (December 25 to January 5) | 10 |
| 35. Dong Thap 36. Binh Duong 37. Hanoi 38. Bac Ninh 39. Hai Phong 40. Hai Duong 41. Lam Dong 42. Bac Giang 43. Ha Nam 44. Vinh Phuc 45. Thua Thien Hue 46. Thai Nguyen 47. Quang Ngai 48. Quang Nam 49. Quang Binh 50. Nam Dinh | 25/1-2/2/2025 (December 26 to January 5) | 9 |
According to regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training, provinces and cities are allowed to proactively plan the school year, but must ensure 35 weeks (semester I has 18 weeks, semester II has 17 weeks), in which semester I ends before January 18, semester II before May 31.
Many localities announced the Lunar New Year holiday right in the planning framework, issued at the beginning of the school year, while the rest announced it after the Prime Minister had finalized the general Tet holiday plan.
HQ (according to VnExpress)
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