Country Holiday GuideAsia/Singapore

Singapore Public Holidays (2025–2028)

Singapore has 11 gazetted public holidays in 2026, with three falling on a Sunday — Vesak Day, National Day and Deepavali — so the following Mondays (Jun 1, Aug 10 and Nov 9) become public holidays. Combined with holidays on Fridays, that gives Singapore six long weekends, most needing no annual leave.

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At a Glance: Statutory Days & Long Weekends

2026 – 2027
2026 Public HolidaysConfirmed
13days off

6 long weekends (3+ days)

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2027 Public HolidaysConfirmed
11days off

5 long weekends scheduled

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Longest Holiday Window
Good Friday
3consecutive days off
Official Authority

Ministry of Manpower (MOM) gazette

National labour legislation and statutory decrees governing public holidays in Singapore.

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Singapore Public Holiday System & Legal Framework

Governing Legislation & Statutory Authority

National labour legislation and statutory decrees governing public holidays in Singapore.

Official Publisher: Ministry of Manpower (MOM) gazette

Weekend In-Lieu Observance & Substitute Days

When national public holidays coincide with weekend days (Saturday or Sunday), statutory rollover rules or presidential/ministerial decrees typically designate the subsequent Monday as an official paid day off.

Statutory Annual Leave & Bridge Days (Ponts) Culture

Employees enjoy statutory annual leave entitlements under domestic labour law. Workers frequently combine public holidays with personal annual leave to produce extended bridge breaks.

Singapore Multi-Year Calendars & Downloads (2025–2028)

iCal (ICS) · CSV · PDF
2025Official / Confirmed
11 days off
4 long weekendsLongest: Hari Raya Puasa (3d)
2026Official / Confirmed
10 days off
6 long weekendsLongest: Good Friday (3d)
2027Official / Confirmed
10 days off
5 long weekendsLongest: New Year's Day (3d)
2028Provisional Model
10 days off
5 long weekendsLongest: Hari Raya Puasa (3d)
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Working Days Calculator

Calculate exact business days, work hours, and statutory holidays for Singapore (2026 & 2027) for payroll and contracts.

Long Weekends & Leave Planner

Discover all natural 3- and 4-day weekends, plus interactive bridge day strategies turning 1–2 days of annual leave into 5–9 days off.

School Terms & Holidays

Official academic term dates, half-term breaks, summer vacations, and exam recess periods issued by the ministry of education.

Singapore Long Weekends 2026: All 6 Dates + Leave Guide

Singapore has six long weekends in 2026 — Good Friday, Labour Day, Vesak Day, National Day, Deepavali and Christmas. See all dates and leave-planning tips.

Major Global Festivals Celebrated in Singapore

Other Public Holiday Calendars in Asia

Official sources & data

Frequently Asked Questions About Singapore Public Holidays

How many statutory public holidays are observed in Singapore each year?

Singapore gazettes official public holidays annually through official government notices. The exact number of observed days is detailed in our official multi-year calendar above.

What happens when a public holiday falls on a weekend in Singapore?

Depending on official decrees, holidays falling on a weekend are commonly transferred to the following Monday to ensure workers receive their statutory paid entitlement.

Where can I download the official Singapore holiday calendar?

You can download free official calendar files directly on this page above in iCalendar (ICS for Apple/Google/Outlook), CSV spreadsheet, and printable PDF formats.

Are public holiday dates in Singapore officially confirmed?

Our records strictly track official government gazettes. Current year calendars are confirmed; upcoming provisional years are actively verified against astronomy or legislative circulars and flagged accordingly.

How can I calculate working days and business schedules in Singapore?

Visit our dedicated Working Days tool linked below, providing precise annual and monthly counts of business days, weekends, and statutory holidays for payroll and project planning.