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Public holidays in Singapore in 2026

If you are new to Singapore, knowing all the holidays, observances, and celebrations can help you plan ahead in 2026 and 2027.

shallow depth of field of colorful decorations in Singapore

When moving to Singapore, most expats will be busy with all the logistics of setting up a new life. But you may also want to plan vacations to explore your new country or go home for a visit.

Luckily, the numerous holidays will give you ample time off to let you do this. Here are the most important dates to know about:  

An overview of holidays in Singapore

The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) sets the dates for the 11 national public holidays, acknowledging Singapore’s multicultural society by including a range of religious and governmental observances. For example, the Singapore holiday calendar includes days off for Hindu, Muslim, Christian, and Buddhist celebrations.

The longest floating air dragon in the Singapore Chingay Parade during Chinese New Year celebrations
Photo: fiftymm99/Getty Images

In addition, because all citizens must vote in elections, the government also gives the public a day off for voting.

When are Singapore’s public holidays in 2027?

In 2027, the list of official Singapore holidays remains the same, though there are some changes with days and/or dates.

DateWeekdayHoliday
1 January 2027FriSolar New Year’s Day
6 February 2027
7 February 2027
Sat
Sun
Lunar New Year
10 March 2027WedHari Raya PuasaEid al-Fitr (Festival of Breaking Fast)
26 March 2027FriGood Friday
1 May 2027SatLabor Day
17 May 2027MonHari Raya HajiEid al-Adha (Great Day of Sacrifice)
20 May 2027ThuVesak Day
9 August 2027MonNational Day
28 October 2027ThurDeepavali
25 December 2027SatChristmas Day

Other important dates in 2027

DateWeekdayHoliday
22 January 2027FriThaipusam
14 February 2027SunValentine’s Day
8 February 2027MonBeginning of Ramadan (tentative date)
8 March 2027MonInternational Women’s Day
28 March 2027SunEaster
9 May 2027SunMother’s Day
9 June 2027WedDuanwu (Dragon Boat Festival)
20 June 2027SunFather’s Day
1 July 2027ThuSingapore Armed Forces Day
3 September 2027FriTeacher’s Day (public schools have the day off or organize celebrations to honor teachers)
8 October 2027FriChildren’s Day (only primary schools are closed so children can spend time with their family)
8–10 October 2027Fri–SunFormula 1 Singapore Grand Prix (tentative date)
22 January 2027FriThaipusam
14 February 2027SunValentine’s Day

When are Singapore’s public holidays in 2026?

Officially, you can take the day off on these Singapore holidays. However, many businesses will still be open, including restaurants and shops. Conversely, certain services, like banks and post offices, will be closed.

DateWeekdayHoliday
1 January 2026ThuSolar New Year’s Day
17 February 2026
18 February 2026
Tue
Wed
Lunar New Year
21 March 2026SatHari Raya Puasa
Eid al-Fitr (Festival of Breaking Fast)
3 April 2026FriGood Friday
1 May 2026FriLabor Day
27 May 2026WedHari Raya Haji
Eid al-Adha (Great Day of Sacrifice)
31 May 2026SunVesak Day
9 August 2026SunNational Day
8 November 2026SunDeepavali
25 December 2026FriChristmas Day

Other important dates in 2026

While the following Singapore observances are not official holidays, the nation recognizes them fervently.

DateWeekdayHoliday
1 February 2026SunThaipusam
14 February 2026SatValentine’s Day
18 February 2026WedBeginning of Ramadan (tentative date)
8 March 2026SunInternational Women’s Day
5 April 2026SunEaster
10 May 2026SunMother’s Day
19 June 2026FriDuanwu (Dragon Boat Festival)
21 June 2026SunFather’s Day
1 July 2026WedSingapore Armed Forces Day
10 August 2026MonNational Day Holiday
4 September 2026FriTeacher’s Day (public schools have the day off or organize celebrations to honor teachers)
2 October 2026FriChildren’s Day (only primary schools are closed so children can spend time with their family)
4 October 2026SunFormula 1 Singapore Grand Prix (tentative date)
9 November 2026MonDeepavali Holiday

When are Singapore’s public holidays in 2025?

DateWeekdayCelebration
1 January 2025MonSolar New Year’s Day
29 2025WedLunar New Year
31 March 2025MonHari Raya Puasa
Eid al-Fitr (Festival of Breaking Fast)
18 April 2025FriGood Friday
1 May 2025MonLabor Day
12 May 2025MonVesak Day
6 June 2025FriHari Raya Haji
Aidiladha
Eid al-Adha (Great Day of Sacrifice)
9 August 2025SatNational Day
21 October 2025TueDeepavali
25 December 2025MonChristmas Day

Other important dates in 2025

A young boy dressed in yellow, stands between adults, and holds a milk pot on his head before taking part in the Hindu Thaipusam procession
A Thaipusam procession (Photo: Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
Date(s)Weekday(s)Holiday
11 February 2025TueThaipusam
14 February 2025FriValentine’s Day
1 March 2025SatBeginning of Ramadan
8 March 2025SatInternational Women’s Day
20 April 2025SunEaster
11 May 2025SunMother’s Day
31 May 2025SatDuanwu (Dragon Boat Festival)
15 June 2025SunFather’s Day
1 July 2025TueSingapore Armed Forces Day
5 September 2025FriTeacher’s Day (public schools have the day off or organize celebrations to honor teachers)
15–17 September 2025Fri–SunFormula 1 Singapore Grand Prix
3 October 2025FriChildren’s Day (only primary schools are closed so children can spend time with their family)

When are the school holidays in Singapore?

The Ministry of Education (MOE) sets the official school holidays for all public schools in the country. Be sure to check with your school, however, some international schools have different holiday calendars that may differ from public schools.

About the author

Always ready for her next adventure, Singapore-born Gayatri took her first flight at 10 days old and hasn’t looked back since.

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