Singapore Public Holidays 2026

All 11 gazetted public holidays for 2026 in one printable table — with the six long weekends, the Saturday off-in-lieu rule, and a one-click way to save it as a PDF.

All 11 gazetted public holidays for 2026, in one printable table – save it, print it, or screenshot it for your planner.

Singapore Public Holidays 2026 (Printable Table)

DateDayPublic Holiday
1 JanThuNew Year’s Day
17 FebTueChinese New Year
18 FebWedChinese New Year Holiday
21 MarSatHari Raya Puasa
3 AprFriGood Friday
1 MayFriLabour Day
27 MayWedHari Raya Haji
31 MaySunVesak Day
1 JunMonVesak Day Holiday
9 AugSunNational Day
10 AugMonNational Day Holiday
8 NovSunDeepavali
9 NovMonDeepavali Holiday
25 DecFriChristmas Day

Source: Ministry of Manpower (MOM) 2026 gazette. Three holidays (Vesak Day, National Day, Deepavali) fall on a Sunday this year, so each carries a Monday replacement holiday.

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The Six Long Weekends in 2026

2026 is an unusually generous year. Six long weekends arrive without spending any annual leave, because three holidays fall on a Sunday and two more fall on a Friday.

Good Friday on 3 April and Labour Day on 1 May both land on a Friday. Vesak Day on Sunday 31 May, National Day on Sunday 9 August and Deepavali on Sunday 8 November each carry a gazetted Monday replacement, giving a Saturday-to-Monday break. Christmas Day closes the year on Friday 25 December.

If you want to go further, two windows are worth booking early. Chinese New Year falls on Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 February — take Monday 16 plus Thursday 19 and Friday 20 and you have nine days off for three days of leave. In late May, Hari Raya Haji on Wednesday 27 May sits four days before the Vesak Day weekend; two days of leave on 28 and 29 May turn it into a six-day break.

Two Dates That Need a Closer Look

Hari Raya Puasa, Saturday 21 March. This is the only 2026 holiday that falls on a Saturday. It is not automatically moved to Monday. If Saturday is a non-working day for you, your employer owes you either a day off in lieu or an extra day’s salary at the gross rate of pay — the choice is theirs, and it is worth confirming in writing. Our Saturday public holiday guide walks through the calculation.

The three Sunday holidays. Vesak Day, National Day and Deepavali all fall on a Sunday in 2026, so the following Mondays — 1 June, 10 August and 9 November — are gazetted public holidays for everyone. These appear as separate lines on the calendar above, which is why the table shows fourteen rows for eleven holidays.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many public holidays does Singapore have in 2026?

Eleven gazetted public holidays, the same number Singapore has had for years. The calendar above lists fourteen dates because three of those holidays fall on a Sunday, and each one generates a gazetted Monday replacement.

Is this the official MOM calendar?

The dates are taken directly from the Ministry of Manpower’s gazetted list for 2026. This page reformats them into a printable table and adds the planning context MOM’s own announcement does not cover. For the source announcement, see the MOM public holidays page.

Can I use this calendar for payroll or HR planning?

Yes — the dates are accurate and include the gazetted Monday replacements, which is what payroll systems need. Do note that the Saturday holiday on 21 March is handled by company policy rather than a gazetted replacement day, so your leave system will need that entered manually.

Where can I find the 2027 and 2028 dates?

MOM has already gazetted 2027, and the full list with long weekend planning is on our 2027 public holidays page. The 2028 dates are currently projections, with each one marked as fixed or estimated.

Do school holidays follow the same calendar?

No. MOE sets its own term structure with four school terms and separate mid-year and year-end breaks, on top of the public holidays listed here. Those dates are on our Singapore school holidays page.

Related Pages

Dates verified against the official MOM 2026 gazette, current as of September 2026.

Sources: Every date on this page is checked against the Ministry of Manpower’s official public holiday list, and updated the same week MOM publishes or revises a date.