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Java 25 (Oracle JDK)

Java 25 (Oracle JDK) end of life: Premier Support runs until September 2030, and Extended Support until September 2033.

Status
Supported
Released
September 2025
Active support until
September 2030
Extended support until
September 2033
Extended support program
Oracle Extended Support (Java SE Subscription)
Long-term support release
Yes
Official lifecycle page
oracle.com
Checked on

Oracle released Java 25 in September 2025. Oracle Premier Support for it runs until September 2030, and Extended Support runs until September 2033. Oracle’s roadmap dates are for Oracle JDK customers with a commercial support contract: Premier Support, then Extended Support, then Sustaining Support with no end date. Oracle JDK 25 is free for all users under the No-Fee Terms and Conditions; Oracle plans to ship updates after September 2028 under the Java SE OTN license.

Product
Java (Oracle JDK)
Version
25
Sources
PageURL
Oracle Java SE support roadmaphttps://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/java-se-support-roadmap.html

Questions

When does Java 25 (Oracle JDK) reach end of life?
Oracle Premier Support for Java 25 (Oracle JDK) runs until September 2030, and Extended Support runs until September 2033. Sustaining Support follows with no end date.
Is Java 25 (Oracle JDK) still supported?
Yes. As of September 29, 2026, Java 25 (Oracle JDK) is supported, with Premier Support until September 2030.
When was Java 25 (Oracle JDK) released?
Java 25 (Oracle JDK) was released in September 2025.
Where do the Java 25 (Oracle JDK) dates come from?
From the vendor’s official pages (Oracle Java SE support roadmap), checked on September 29, 2026.

Sources

Every date comes from the vendor’s official lifecycle or release page: Microsoft Lifecycle and Windows release health, Ubuntu’s release cycle, Debian releases, the Python developer guide, the Node.js release schedule, php.net, Oracle’s Java SE support roadmap and Lifetime Support Policy, the .NET support policy, PostgreSQL versioning, Mozilla’s release calendar and Google’s Pixel update policy. Each record links its sources and shows the date they were checked.

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