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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2025
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Afaik by law vacation days never expire in Germany, except if the employer explicitly tells you they do. So yeah, check your contract. But if the contract doesn't mention it, and you did not get a written warning, your unused vacation days are usable forever.
My contract explicitly states that they don’t expire. So I never had to check the law and just assumed it’s the other way round. 🙂